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School district appoints new district administrator

School district appoints new district administrator

Paso Robles Daily News

May 28, 2026

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Well, here’s some good news out of our local schools that feels especially meaningful right now. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District has named Doreen Castillo as their new director of district data, assessment, and accountability. With 18 years of leadership experience under her belt, Castillo isn’t just a fresh face in administration—she’s someone who understands how to turn numbers into real support for our classrooms. For a community that cares deeply about how our kids are doing, having a leader who can make sense of test scores and progress reports while keeping students’ needs front and center is a big win.

What I love about this appointment is how it speaks to the quiet, behind-the-scenes work that makes our schools tick. We often hear about principals and teachers—and rightly so—but folks like Castillo are the ones ensuring that every decision is backed by solid data, from funding allocations to curriculum changes. In a district that serves everyone from the vineyards to the downtown neighborhoods, that kind of expertise helps make sure no student slips through the cracks. So next time you’re grabbing coffee at Spearhead or chatting at the Thursday Night Market, you can feel a little extra pride knowing our district is investing in leaders who are thinking long-term about our kids’ futures.

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