Gov. Kelly Ayotte Nominates Caitlin Davis as New State Education Commissioner
CONCORD, N.H. — Governor Kelly Ayotte announced on Tuesday the nomination of Caitlin Davis as the new state education commissioner. The formal presentation to the State Board of Education is scheduled for Thursday. If confirmed, Davis will succeed Frank Edelblut, who is stepping down from the role.
Davis brings a wealth of experience, having served for the past eight years as the director of education analytics and resources at the New Hampshire Department of Education. Her 15-year tenure within the department has positioned her well for this leadership role.
In a statement expressing her gratitude for the nomination, Davis emphasized her commitment to fostering a well-managed, transparent, and responsive educational environment that meets the diverse needs of schools and students across New Hampshire.
This nomination comes at a pivotal time as the education sector continues to navigate challenges and opportunities aimed at enhancing student learning and development. With a focus on maintaining accountability and addressing the evolving landscape of education, Davis aims to ensure that the department effectively supports its stakeholders.
As the state awaits the Board’s decision, anticipation builds around how Davis’s leadership will shape the future of education in New Hampshire.
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