Stoney Winston Appointed as New Superintendent of Fruitland School District

Stoney Winston has been appointed as the new Superintendent of the Fruitland School District Board of Trustees. The decision was made in a Regular School Board Meeting in March. Winston will replace Superintendent Lyle Bayley, who is retiring in June. The Idaho School Boards Association and ten other applicants were part of the selection process.

Winston has been the Superintendent of the Parma School District in Parma, Idaho, since 2020. He started his career as a teacher and held various positions in the Middleton School District. Before his current role in Parma, he was a Principal and Athletic Director.

Winston has a Bachelor’s degree in Education, a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership, and an Educational Specialist degree in Educational Leadership. His qualifications and experience make him a suitable candidate for the Superintendent role.

The Board of Trustees and the hiring committee expressed confidence in Winston's leadership abilities. They also thanked the outgoing Superintendent, Lyle Bayley, for his service.

Board Chair Matt Frye stated that they anticipate a smooth transition to Winston's leadership. He also acknowledged Bayley's contributions to the district. The Board is confident that Winston's appointment will contribute to the ongoing success of the Fruitland School District.

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