Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Jeremy Ranch Elementary Principal Shawn Kuennen, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen. Photo: Park City School District
PARK CITY, Utah — The Park City School District saluted its latest class of retirees, celebrating more than 380 years of combined service to local students and families.
Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Park City High School Principal Roger Arbabi, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Trailside Elementary School Interventionist Kara Wells, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Jeremy Ranch Elementary School PACE Specialist Kathleen Musser, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.
In a Facebook post, district officials thanked the departing educators and staff, “your dedication has helped shape the lives of so many students and made our schools stronger.”
Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Parley’s Park Elementary School 5th grade John Howard, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Parley’s Park Elementary School Receptionist Christine Evans, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Ecker Hill Middle School 7th CCA and FACS (College and Career Awareness, Family and Consumer Sciences) Tara Stauffer, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Jeremy Ranch Elementary School Special Education Susan Boone, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.
The tribute noted four retirees not pictured in the announcement — Park City High School Director of Bands Chris Taylor, Treasure Mountain Junior High ELL Specialist (English Language Learners) Elizabeth Weiss, Ecker Hill Middle School Orchestra Dennis Harrington and Parley’s Park Elementary School Librarian Cheryl Birt — and urged the community to “take a moment to congratulate and thank these amazing individuals for all they’ve given to our schools and community.”
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Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Ecker Hill Middle School Instructional Coach Virginia Etheridge, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Park City High School Associate Principal Bob Edmiston, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Treasure Mountain Junior High Film Production Sharon Maddux, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Treasure Mountain Junior High Fine Arts Marilyn Bambrough, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.
District leaders said the group’s collective legacy of nearly four centuries underscores a deep commitment to public education in Park City.
Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Education Support Professional in Reading and Multiple Language Learners Dana Mulick, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Treasure Mountain Junior High Speech Language Pathologist Roxanne Joesten, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.Pictured from left: Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman, Parley’s Park Elementary School Instructional Support Joe Demers, and Executive Director of Human Resources Craig Jensen.
The district wished all of the retirees “joy, adventure and well-earned rest.”
Rebecca Brenner's work has been featured in Time, the LA Times, Tin House, The Rumpus, and others. She has lived in Park City for twenty years, now with her two children and wild cattle pup. She is a member of Leadership Park City class 30, the Park City Community Foundation’s DEI cohort, founder of Mindful. Summit County, and a board member of Summit Pride. Her debut memoir, Paper House, will be published with Wayfarer Books in Fall 2025.
