Stacy Williams Named to Lead Transitional Services Program Overhaul in San Diego Unified

San Diego, CA, September 22, 2026 —

Stacy Williams, recently honored as San Diego County Teacher of the Year for 2025, has been appointed to a new leadership position within the San Diego Unified School District. In her new capacity, Williams will be tasked with the critical initiative of reimagining the district’s transitional services program designed for students with disabilities.

This appointment follows the recent elimination of Williams’ previous role within the district. The district has not provided specific details regarding the nature or responsibilities of her former position.

The transitional services program plays a vital role in supporting students with disabilities as they prepare for life after their K-12 education. These services often encompass vocational training, life skills development, and assistance in navigating post-secondary education or employment opportunities. The district’s decision to task a recognized educator with reimagining this program indicates a focus on innovation and enhancement of support for these students.

Details regarding the specific timeline for the reimagining process, the scope of the changes anticipated, or the full team involved in this initiative have not yet been publicly disclosed. The district’s commitment to refining its transitional services aims to better prepare students with disabilities for successful futures. Stacy Williams’ recognition as Teacher of the Year highlights her demonstrated commitment and expertise in the field of education.

Story summarized from the original created by Jakob McWhinney on voiceofsandiego.org, see more information here.

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