Paso Robles School District selects new superintendent
Chris Williams of the Central Unified School District is selected
Chris Williams
After careful and robust deliberations, which included a rigorous and inclusive selection process involving school district staff and members of the community, the Paso Robles School District Board of Trustees announced on Thursday the selection of Chris Williams to lead the district as the next superintendent of Paso Robles Public Schools.
“We are very excited to have Mr. Williams as our new Superintendent. He is student centered and has solid leadership experience”, said Board President Katy Griffin. “We believe he will be a great fit for our district and community.”
Williams comes to Paso Schools from the Central Unified School District after having served as a teacher, athletic coach, vice principal, principal, and most recently, assistant superintendent of human resources. As the principal of Rio Vista Middle School, Williams was recognized as Fresno County Administrator of the Year.
“The County Office of Education is ready to support the Paso Robles school district and Mr. Williams as he accepts the superintendency”, said Dr. James Brescia, Interim Superintendent for Paso Robles, and County Superintendent-elect. “I want to thank the faculty, staff and community for their participation in the selection process.”
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