Superintendent

Dr. Christine Moloney

Phone: 360-604-4005  | Email: christine.moloney@evergreenps.org

Introducing 'Coffee & Conversations with Christine'

Dr. Moloney will host a series of informal gatherings with family members that she is calling "Coffee & Conversations with Christine." If you are interested in participating, please go to the sign-up page

Dr. Christine Moloney, a veteran educator with almost 30 years of experience in public schools, was named the interim superintendent of Evergreen Public Schools for the 2024-25 by the Evergreen Board of Directors. 

Prior to joining EPS, Dr. Moloney was superintendent of the Chehalis School District for four years. She has served in multiple positions in schools and districts, including teacher, assistant principal, principal and chief academic officer. In addition to Chehalis, she has worked in the Puyallup, Bethel and Franklin Pierce school districts. 

Dr. Moloney earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Earth Science from Pacific Lutheran University, and a Master of Educational Leadership and Administration, Doctor of Education, and Superintendent certification from City University of Seattle.

Dr. Moloney and her husband David are the parents of a daughter who is in college and a son who will be a high school junior in the fall.  They are dedicated dog owners with an abiding love for Irish Wolfhounds. 


Dr. Moloney's Priority Goal Areas

As part of my Interim Superintendent contract, the EPS Board of Directors tasked me with creating Priority Goal Areas for the 2024-25 school year

Entry Plan Goals

Timeline: January 2025

Additional Goals

Timeline: February 2025

Timeline: June 2025

Timeline: June 2025

Timeline: June/July 2025


Sit Down with the Supt.

In this episode of "Sit Down with The Supt.", host Craig Birnbach chats with Dr. Christine Moloney about the upcoming replacement levies and reflects on the first half of the 2024-25 school year. 

"Sit Down with the Supt." is a video series in which the EPS superintendent discusses topics and issues that impact students, families and staff.