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Rosette Brown, McNair Magnet Middle
Favorite memory:
“I will always cherish the
positive relationships that I maintained with the students, teachers,
staff members, parents, district personnel, and the community. For instance, I will miss my memorable, daily walks home with students.”
Looking forward to: “Spending time with my 16 month-old grandson, Caiden.”
Donna Entsminger, University Park Elementary
Favorite memory:
“Greeting the students on the first day of school and then waving them off
on the last day of school. Tears on both days, but for different reasons.”
Looking forward to: “Not having to meet anyone’s deadline, but my own.”
Rob Fish, Lyndon B. Johnson Middle
Favorite memory:
“The implementation of Johnson’s gifted and talented program was a proud
moment for me, and the continued success of this program is very gratifying.”
Looking forward to: “Having the time to explore opportunities to grow in a new direction.”
Mecheall Giombetti, Suntree Elementary
Favorite memory: “I have many favorite memories, but one definitely stands
out. In 2010, I promised the students at Endeavour Elementary (where I
served for eight years) that I would jump out of an airplane to recognize and celebrate an “A” grade. The entire dive experience was videotaped and shared with students, faculty, and staff.”
Looking forward to: “New adventures with my husband, traveling, and a hot air balloon ride.”
Number of years w/BPS: 35
Number of years at current school: 16
Number of years w/BPS: 44
Number of years at current school: 20
Number of years w/BPS: 35
Number of years at current school: 7
Number of years w/BPS: 25
Number of years at current school: 16
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