Rocky Mountain Prep, a network of charter schools serving more than 5,000 K-12 students in metro Denver, today announced that the Board of Directors has accepted Tricia Noyola’s resignation as CEO. The board respects Ms. Noyola’s decision to step down and appreciates her commitment to ensuring a smooth transition.
During her four-year tenure, Ms. Noyola led Rocky Mountain Prep through a period of significant growth and transformation. Under her leadership, the network achieved significant milestones, including successfully merging Rocky Mountain Prep and STRIVE Prep, and achieving two straight years of a 100% college acceptance rate for our senior classes.
“On behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to express our deep appreciation to Tricia Noyola for her leadership and service as CEO of Rocky Mountain Prep over the past four years,” said Patrick Donovan, board chair. “Tricia’s leadership has positioned us well for the future, and Rocky Mountain Prep has never been stronger – financially, academically and culturally.”
The board will conduct a comprehensive national search to identify a dynamic and visionary leader to serve as our next CEO. In the meantime, the board will be naming an interim CEO shortly who will provide leadership and continuity for Rocky Mountain Prep while that search takes place.
“RMP’s future remains bright,” Ms. Noyola said. “This network is filled with mission-driven, unstoppable leaders who will continue to carry our vision forward. I’ll be cheering from the sidelines and ready to celebrate the wins, carrying everything I’ve learned here into the next chapter of my life and leadership.”