Crofton Elementary School’s Site-Based Decision Making Council has unanimously selected Chris Guier to serve as principal beginning July 1. School officials say Guier most recently served as Crofton Elementary Schools’ assistant principal.
Christian County Schools’ Superintendent Chris Bentzel says he believes Guier is an excellent choice to continue the academic traditions at Crofton Elementary School. He adds that Guier is a solid leader and he looks forward to working with him in his new role as principal.
Guier is a graduate of Hopkinsville High School. He began his teaching career in 2003 at Holiday Elementary School. Guier joined the administrative team at Freedom Elementary School in 2015 where he served as an assistant principal for six years. He has been the assistant principal at Crofton Elementary since February 2021.
Guier says he’s thankful for the opportunity to lead the students and staff of Crofton Elementary. He adds the elementary school has a history of excellence and he is excited to continue to build that tradition. Guier says he looks forward to working with the faculty, staff, students, and families at Crofton Elementary to meet the needs of their students.
Guier holds two master’s degrees in education and is a graduate of Austin Peay State University, Walden University, and Murray State University. He is married to Jaclyn, a kindergarten teacher at Pembroke Elementary, and a father of two sons.
