Steamboat Springs School Board Elects New Leadership and Welcomes Members
December 13, 2025 - 13:31
The Steamboat Springs School Board held a significant meeting on Monday night, marking the beginning of a new chapter with the swearing-in of new members Jane Toothaker and Kim Lemmer. During this session, the board took the opportunity to elect its new officers, unanimously choosing Kevin Callahan to serve as board president.
Lara Craig was selected as vice president, while the roles of secretary and treasurer were filled by other board members, ensuring a cohesive leadership team moving forward. The meeting provided an opportunity for the newly elected officials to discuss their visions for the district and outline their priorities for the upcoming school year.
With the addition of Toothaker and Lemmer, the board is poised to tackle various educational challenges and initiatives, focusing on enhancing student experiences and academic achievements within the district. The community looks forward to seeing how the new leadership will shape the future of education in Steamboat Springs.
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