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Caldwell USD 360 approves transition plan, names Stacy Boone superintendent effective July 1, 2026
Summary
The Caldwell USD 360 Board of Education approved an administration transition plan naming 6–12 Principal Stacy Boone as superintendent effective July 1, 2026, assigned Sean Blosser as 6–12 assistant principal and designated Superintendent Traci Becker to assist during the July–August transition.
The Caldwell Unified School District No. 360 Board of Education on Feb. 9 approved an administration transition plan that names Stacy Boone as the district’s superintendent effective July 1, 2026.
The plan, presented after executive session, designates Stacy Boone to serve as 6–12 principal/superintendent starting July 1, 2026; appoints Sean Blosser as 6–12 assistant principal; assigns current Superintendent Traci Becker to serve as assistant superintendent in July and August to support the transition; and creates a new district office position described in the minutes as “Administrator Assistant.” The board approved the plan on a motion by Kordell Kattenberg, seconded by Laura Ireland; the minutes record the vote as 6-0.
Board discussion and the decision followed a series of executive sessions recorded in the minutes under KOMA exceptions for negotiations and non‑elected personnel. The minutes list the specific attendees invited to those executive sessions and the times the board recessed to and returned from closed session before taking the formal vote to approve the transition plan.
The action formally sets the district’s leadership for the 2026–27 school year and identifies a short, phased handover: Becker will assist in July and August to support continuity before Boone assumes the superintendent role. The minutes do not specify contract terms, salary changes, or other personnel details for Boone, Blosser or the new district office position; those items were not included in the public minutes and are recorded here as not specified.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for March 9, 2026. The minutes show the transition plan was the last substantive action taken before adjournment.
