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Home > Blogs > Middletown School News and Issues > Archives > 2010 > March > 16 > Entry

Complete listing of Middletown “Principals for a Day.”

By Marie Rossiter | Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 04:28 PM

In my Friday, March 12 blog post about the Middletown Schools’ Principal for a Day program, I inadvertently left off the complete listing of everyone who participated. I followed three of the city leaders due to scheduling concerns, but there were many others who got involved and had a great experience. Here is the complete list, with my apologies for leaving it out of my original story:

Amanda Elementary: Christine A. Birhanzl, Director Butler County Red Cross
Central Academy: Dora Bronston, President NAACP
Creekview Elementary: Steve Hightower, President CEO Hightower Petrolium
Highview Elementary: John Ridge, owner of Java Johnny’s and The Jug.
Mayfield Elementary: Kelly Cowan, Community Liaison, MUM
Middletown High School: Josh Laubach, Middletown City Council
Miller Ridge: Duane Gordon, Executive Director of the Middletown Community Foundation.
Rosa Parks Elementary: Terry Sherrer, Executive Director YMCA
Vail Middle School (morning): Middletown Police Chief Greg Schwarber
Verity Middle School (afternoon): Middletown Police Chief Greg Schwarber
Wildwood Elementary: Larry Mulligan, Mayor

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