Mahoney retires as Oregon superintendent of schools

OREGON – Tom Mahoney presided over his final board meeting June 17 as superintendent of schools for Oregon School District 220.

Mahoney served 14 years as superintendent.

“Mahoney’s impact on Oregon CUSD 220 has been profound, shaping the district with his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to educational excellence,” according to a news release issued by the school district. “His tenure is distinguished by numerous accomplishments, including the implementation of innovative educational programs, enhanced student support services and strengthened community partnerships.”

In a video tribute, colleagues and staff shared their memories and expressed their gratitude for Mahoney’s leadership at vimeo.com/951334437/671870a327?share=copy&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1vOwSqWvTgOOx1l1Cx3DLKaYwu-DlqfOPMsDnDK6RcZP39ZlzROp_yD0Y_aem_VW44mgx5EQza3hJ9g-itzQ.

PJ Caposey, former Oregon High School principal and current Meridian School District 223 superintendent, has been appointed by the board to replace Mahoney and will take over July 1.