Head of School Announcement
Cecily Stock Appointed as TPS 6th Head of School
The Presentation School proudly announces Cecily Stock as it's newest Head of School. This appointment affirms the school’s commitment to excellence in whole-child education and marks a new chapter of growth and vision for the future.
“I am honored to serve The Presentation School as Head of School. I firmly believe that change is the heartbeat of progress in education, and I look forward to fostering an environment where innovation thrives, traditions are honored, and every voice is valued.TPS is a school on the move, with inspiring faculty, an engaged community and students who are strong leaders themselves. We are at a pivotal moment with exceptional potential. I am inspired by the legacy of excellence that I've joined into and am excited for the journey ahead.”
-Cecily Stock
With a distinguished career in independent school leadership, Cecily brings more than 25 years of experience guiding schools through growth and innovation to her role at TPS. Most recently Cecily was the Head of School at San Domenico School, a K-12 school in Marin and the oldest independent school in California. Recognized for her steady leadership during periods of organizational change, Cecily’s passion for independent schools is rooted in the capability and purpose of young people. “As both an independent school parent and a school leader, I have seen how powerful it can be when a community comes together with courage, clarity, and a shared sense of purpose.”
“From the moment Cecily joined our community, her impact has been felt across every corner of the school,” said Jessica Cuneo, Chair of the Board of Trustees. “Her vision, experience, and unwavering belief in the power of whole-child education make her the right person to guide TPS in this moment.”
It is with great appreciation that The Presentation School Board of Trustees and School Leadership recognize the support of the Head of School Search Committee and the Faculty/Administration Advisory Group. Their efforts guided by Resource Group 175 (RG175), represented by consultants Cathy Hunter and Steve Morris, were instrumental in supporting this collaborative process.
