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Board president recommends Amy Barney as next Lake Havasu High principal

Lake Havasu Unified School District Governing Board · March 13, 2026
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Summary

At its March 12 meeting, the Lake Havasu Unified School District governing board heard a recommendation from President Rose to name Amy Barney as the next principal of Lake Havasu High School; the recommendation highlighted Barney’s special-education and administrative experience, but the transcript does not record a final vote.

President Rose recommended Amy Barney to serve as the next principal of Lake Havasu High School, citing her background as a special-education teacher, math teacher, assistant principal and current principal of Thunderbolt Middle School. “It is my pleasure this evening to recommend Miss Amy Barney as the next principal of Lake High School,” President Rose said.

Rose told the board that Barney implemented a consistent discipline matrix and tier‑three intervention structures at Thunderbolt Middle School, steps Rose said increased instructional time and improved student outcomes. The presentation framed Barney’s appointment as a transition intended to strengthen alignment between middle‑ and high‑school programs and to support incoming freshmen.

Board members offered praise for Barney’s leadership in a challenging middle‑school environment, noting improved student achievement under her tenure. President Rose asked for a motion and second to advance the recommendation; the meeting transcript does not include the subsequent motion text or a recorded vote.

No additional procedural details or an effective start date for the principal role were recorded in the provided transcript. The recommendation will likely return to the board for formal action if a vote was postponed or taken outside the captured segments.