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By way of a written communication, I would like to introduce myself, and I look forward to the opportunity to meet and work with you personally. I would like to begin by offering a special thanks to the students who have met with me to share their insights, ideas and enthusiasm, as well as an informative (and fun) tour of the high school. What great ambassadors for the student body! I would also like to thank all of the community members who have taken the time to welcome me, provide feedback, and share personal insights. I sincerely appreciate it and will use the feedback to be the best leader I can for the entire school community.

As one who strongly believes in the importance of espousing a comprehensive approach to student development, I was drawn to LFHS because of the district's commitment to supporting the holistic well-being of every learner. In speaking with staff, parents, community members and students, the focus on social, emotional, and academic growth is overwhelmingly a key priority. Having attended high-performing schools, I know the pressures and stressors that sometimes coincide with academic success. With a focus on the holistic needs of each student, I look forward to supporting academic excellence while also …show more content…

I also believe it is essential to include student voice in determining the best ways to support students.

I have been fortunate to work in large area high schools, serving the development and growth of all students. I have engaged in very important work focused on improving the academic success of all students. This entailed supporting the progress and success of students in Honors and AP courses, ensuring the growth of advanced students, accelerating the growth of students facing academic challenges, and personalizing the learning and supports for students in Special

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