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Board reports three personnel appointments from closed session

Yucaipa‑Calimesa Joint Unified School District Board of Education · May 14, 2025
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Summary

The board reported out three appointments taken in closed session: Heather Aguilar as director of teaching and learning, Kim Caracotto as Mesa View assistant principal, and a custodial supervisor appointment; each was confirmed by voice vote and the appointees addressed the board.

The Yucaipa‑Calimesa Joint Unified School District board reported three personnel actions taken in closed session and introduced the appointees at the public meeting.

The board announced the appointment of Heather Aguilar to Director of Teaching and Learning for the Educational Services Department on a motion by Board Member Cruz and a second by Clerk Miller; the board recorded a 5‑0 vote to confirm the appointment. Aguilar thanked the board and described her longtime service to the district and commitment to supporting students and staff.

The board also announced the appointment of Kim Caracotto as assistant principal at Mesa View Middle School; the motion was made by Board Member Bannister and the appointment was confirmed with the board’s recorded affirmative votes. Caracotto spoke to the board about joining the Mustang team and thanked family and colleagues for their support.

Finally, the board reported a motion by Board Member Cruz and a second by Clerk Miller to appoint a custodial supervisor in Maintenance and Operations (motion recorded as passing with the board’s affirmative votes). The appointee addressed the board and described his custodial and supervisory background.

Board members congratulated the appointees and noted the district’s ongoing recruitment and staffing work as the school year ends.