Beth Houf, is currently the principal at the Fulton Middle School, and will be the new principal at the Capital City High School starting this fall.
Houf will take over the position from Ben …
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Beth Houf, is currently the principal at the Fulton Middle School, and will be the new principal at the Capital City High School starting this fall.
Houf will take over the position from Ben Meldrum, who will begin as superintendent of Blair Oaks R-II School District this July.
Houf was named the 2022 National Principal of the Year by the National Association of Secondary Schools Principals. In February 2021, the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals selected Houf as the 2021-2022 Jim L. King Missouri Middle School Principal of the Year.
Houf has worked at Fulton since 2015. She already holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education, a master's degree in curriculum and instruction and an education specialist degree, as an MU graduate, according to a news release. Houf is currently pursuing a doctorate in education at MU.
