Crissy Pruitt, B.A. ’97 (Elementary Education), M.Ed. ’98 (Curriculum and Instruction), Ed.D. ’26 (Educational Leadership), has been named the next Superintendent of Easton Public Schools, marking the culmination of a distinguished career in education and leadership—and completing her path as a proud Boston College “Triple Eagle.”
Triple Eagle
refers to a person who has earned three degrees from Boston College
Crissy Pruitt
A longtime leader within Easton Public Schools, Pruitt has dedicated nine years to the district and currently serves as Assistant Superintendent, where she has helped guide district-wide curriculum development, instructional coaching, and equity-centered initiatives. Her work has focused on strengthening instructional practices, expanding access to complex learning opportunities, and supporting educators through ongoing professional development. In this role, she will play a key part in shaping academic programs and advancing district goals that center on student success and inclusion.
Her appointment as superintendent was unanimously approved by the Easton School Committee, reflecting confidence in her leadership and recognition of her familiarity with the district’s schools, staff, and community, and her reputation as an enthusiastic, championing leader who is continuously inspired and motivated by the community she serves.
Pruitt previously earned her B.A. and M.Ed. at the Lynch School. She is set to complete a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership in May 2026, becoming a Triple Eagle whose academic journey spans nearly three decades at the university.
"As a [soon-to-be] triple Eagle, the idea of men and women for others is deeply rooted in who I am and why I do this work. I attribute a great deal of my commitment to service to my experiences at Boston College."
—Crissy Pruitt, B.A. ’97 , M.Ed. ’98, Ed.D. ’26
Throughout her career, Pruitt has been recognized for her commitment to educational equity, curriculum innovation, and professional collaboration. She has worked closely with educators to implement new instructional programs and foster learning environments that support all students.
As she prepares to step into her new role as superintendent, Pruitt brings both profound institutional knowledge and long-standing commitment to public education—now paired with the distinction of becoming a Boston College Triple Eagle.