The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District has not said what will happen to former principal Katrinka Dean, who just started the job in August.
Updated 3:08 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27 The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board approved hiring an interim principal at Boulevard Elementary School to replace Katrinka Dean, who just started the job in August. New principal Dr. Karen Muffley's appointment was effective Monday, Nov. 26, the same day the board officially approved the decision at a special meeting. Superintendent Douglas Heuer sent a letter to parents before the Thanksgiving holiday notifying them of the change. "As I mentioned in a previous letter which came home with your child, the District has been performing a professional review and evaluation of school leadership at Boulevard Elementary School. Results of the Ohio State Report Card for Boulevard Elementary …
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Katrinka Dean will replace former Boulevard Elementary School Principal Lawrence Swoope
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District has hired a new principal to lead Boulevard Elementary School. The CH-UH School Board approved Katrinka Dean's hire at Tuesday's regular meeting, and she starts Aug. 6. Dean replaces Lawrence Swoope, who will resign July 1 to take a job as principal of a private school at his church, where his wife is senior pastor. “We are very excited to have Ms. Dean lead our Boulevard team,” Superintendent Doug Heuer said in a press release. “Her wealth of experience in STEM education and project-based learning, her willingness to collaborate with staff and parents, and her steadfast commitment to preparing all students to achieve in a global economy will prove very valuable for the Boulevard …
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michaelschwartz
11:29 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Unlike other school districts throughout the state, if as you say the achievement tests don't adequately reflect the "learning" going on, then maybe the Heights schools should capitalize on this "fact" and use it in their marketing efforts to woo deep thinking families to move to our fair city. Whadda you think Glinda? Perhaps this is a way to overcome the perception (and fact I might add) … more ›