District Leadership

Superintendent Lyndsay Huntsman believes the act of learning creates bonds that build stronger communities. As an educator and administrator, she has spent 13 years in Park City School District, fostering positive relationships throughout the schools and the wider community. A longtime leader in Career and Technology Education (CTE), Huntsman has developed inclusive learning environments that empower students to succeed both academically and beyond their educational experiences.

Huntsman began her career as a teacher in Weber and Morgan County School Districts before joining Park City School District in 2009. She has served in leadership roles including Assistant Principal of Park City High School, Principal of The Learning Center, and Director of CTE in both Park City and Provo School Districts. Throughout her career, Huntsman has prioritized growth—whether in student opportunities, staff development, or building community partnerships to enhance education.

Raised outside Atlanta, GA, Huntsman earned degrees from William Penn University, Weber State University, and Southern Utah University and is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Educational Leadership at Texas Tech University.