The Queen Anne's County Board of Education held a significant meeting on June 4, 2025, where they announced the appointment of Dr. Matthew Kibler as the interim superintendent, effective July 1, 2025. Dr. Kibler, who has served as the assistant superintendent for the past four years, brings a wealth of experience from various roles within the district and a background in education as a former high school math teacher.

During the meeting, Dr. Kibler expressed gratitude for the board's trust in him and emphasized his commitment to fostering a positive environment for students and staff. He highlighted the achievements of the district's students and the dedication of teachers and staff, stating, "We are extremely fortunate to have dedicated and amazing teachers, staff, administrators, as well as a positive and supportive community."

The board unanimously approved Dr. Kibler's appointment, marking a pivotal moment for the school district as they transition leadership. The meeting also included congratulations to the graduating class of 2025, with both Queen Anne's County High School and Ken Island High School achieving a 100% graduation rate for seniors. This accomplishment was celebrated by outgoing Superintendent Dr. Salins, who noted the hard work of the leadership team and the community's support in achieving this milestone.

Dr. Salins, who will retire on June 30, 2025, reflected on his 33 years of service, expressing gratitude for the collaborative efforts that have led to the district's successes, including the development of career and technical education programs and a focus on student well-being. He emphasized the importance of public education and the community's role in shaping students' futures.

The meeting concluded with public comments, where community members expressed appreciation for the district's achievements and voiced concerns regarding funding challenges at the state level. The board reiterated its commitment to supporting students and staff as they move forward into the next academic year.