Canyons School District Executive and Leadership Team

Case Spaulding, the President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers at Canyons School District, directs the advancement of performing arts curricula across the regional educational landscape. By architecting professional development frameworks for educators, Spaulding elevates the quality of theatrical instruction within the district. This leadership role involves coordinating with state-level stakeholders to standardize artistic benchmarks and ensure equitable access to creative programs. Overseeing the integration of drama into the core academic experience, the President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers drives student engagement through high-impact performance opportunities. Case Spaulding also manages the allocation of resources for school-based productions, ensuring alignment with the broader mission of fostering student expression. Through consistent collaboration with faculty, the President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers secures the long-term viability of arts education, ultimately strengthening the cultural fabric of the communities served by the district.

Mark Mataya, the Board Member, Board President - AEAUT (Adult Education Association of Utah) at Canyons School District, governs the strategic direction of adult learning initiatives. By overseeing the expansion of vocational and literacy programs, Mataya ensures that the district meets the diverse needs of non-traditional learners. This leadership role involves managing fiscal oversight and policy development to maintain high standards of educational delivery. As the Board Member, Board President - AEAUT (Adult Education Association of Utah), Mataya coordinates with regional partners to align adult education outcomes with local workforce demands. Mark Mataya also facilitates communication between the board and administrative staff to streamline operational efficiency. By championing inclusive learning environments, the Board Member, Board President - AEAUT (Adult Education Association of Utah) drives the growth of lifelong learning opportunities, ensuring that the district remains a cornerstone of community development and professional advancement for all adult residents.

Jeremy Wardle, the President, Elect, Utah Association of Pupil Transportation at Canyons School District, architects the logistical frameworks necessary for safe and efficient student transit. By overseeing the maintenance and routing protocols for the district fleet, Wardle ensures that daily operations support consistent school attendance. This leadership role involves implementing rigorous safety standards and training programs for transportation personnel to mitigate operational risks. As the President, Elect, Utah Association of Pupil Transportation, Wardle collaborates with state agencies to modernize transit infrastructure and optimize fuel efficiency across the regional network. Jeremy Wardle also manages the integration of new technology to track vehicle performance and improve communication with families. By prioritizing reliability and safety, the President, Elect, Utah Association of Pupil Transportation drives the operational success of the district, ensuring that every student possesses dependable access to educational facilities throughout the academic year.

Mindy Curtis, the Board Member and President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers at Canyons School District, governs the intersection of board policy and performing arts advocacy. By overseeing the implementation of district-wide arts initiatives, Curtis ensures that theatrical programs receive the necessary administrative support to thrive. This leadership role involves balancing budgetary requirements with the need for innovative curriculum development in the arts. As the Board Member and President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers, Curtis facilitates partnerships between local schools and professional theatre organizations to enhance student learning outcomes. Mindy Curtis also monitors the effectiveness of arts-based pedagogy, ensuring alignment with state educational standards. By championing the value of creative expression, the Board Member and President, Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers drives the district toward a more holistic educational model, ultimately fostering student confidence and academic success through the power of performance.