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Triad Appoints New Board Member
Chris Instine replaces longtime board member Randy Moore after 21 years of service.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 10:01pm
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The appointment of a new Triad school board member signals a changing of the guard, as the district looks to the future with fresh perspectives.Marysville TodayThe Triad Board of Education has announced the appointment of Chris Instine to fill a vacant seat on the board. Instine, a Triad graduate and coach at the schools, replaces longtime board member Randy Moore who stepped down in March citing personal reasons.
Why it matters
Triad's school board plays a crucial role in shaping the district's policies, budgets, and overall direction. Instine's appointment brings a fresh perspective from a community member with deep roots and involvement in the district.
The details
Instine, who has over 25 years of professional experience in customer service, sales, management and information technology, has remained actively involved in the Triad school community by coaching, volunteering and serving on several school committees. The board cited Instine's diverse background and unique perspective as key factors in his appointment.
- Randy Moore stepped down from the Triad Board of Education in March 2026.
- Chris Instine was sworn in during a special board meeting last week.
The players
Chris Instine
A Triad graduate and coach who was appointed to the Triad Board of Education, bringing over 25 years of professional experience to the role.
Randy Moore
A longtime member of the Triad Board of Education who stepped down in March 2026 after 21 years of service, citing personal reasons.
Triad Board of Education
The governing body of the Triad school district, responsible for setting policies, approving budgets, and overseeing the district's operations.
The takeaway
Triad's appointment of Chris Instine to the school board represents a transition of leadership, bringing new perspectives and experiences to help guide the district's future. Instine's deep roots in the community and involvement with the schools position him well to advocate for students and families.
