Milford School Getting A New Look And A New Principal
May 9, 2018 at 5:32 p.m.
Milford School Getting A New Look And A New Principal
By Mark [email protected]
It also was announced Milford School Principal Cindy Kaiser will retire effective at the end of the school year.
Kaiser has been the principal for 28 years, and served as the assistant principal for two years before taking the top spot. She also taught for nine years, making a total of 39 years of service to the school and community.
“I’ve got no real plans for retirement,” she said. “It’s just time.”
Improvements to Milford School will include new carpeting on both the elementary and middle school sides of the building, as well as painting walls, replacing ceiling tiles and some desks and remodeling the entrance to the middle school. New bleachers have already been installed in the middle school gym and the floor has been resurfaced.
Joy Goshert was not present to give her Student Learning Report, but asked that teachers give feedback regarding shortening winter break to a four-day weekend.
The board congratulated Susan Mishler, Wawasee Middle School, as Indiana Association of School Principals District 2 Principal of the Year.
In other business, the board:
• Recognized the Wawasee High School baseball team for its efforts in Warrior Care Day on April 28. The team and coaches helped 16 homeowners with exterior spring-cleaning type of work.
• Acknowledged the renewal of the high school’s driver education license. The course’s license will now expire in June. 2020.
• Gave kudos to the 43 students inducted into the high school’s academic hall of fame at a banquet held April 26.
• Congratulated the school’s “Iron Pride” robotics team for finishing third in the skills competition and 16th of 96 schools in its division overall in the WEX World Robotics Championships April 25-28 in Louisville, Ky.
• Celebrated Dain Stuck and Ella Williamson as Borlaug Scholars at the World Food Prize Youth Institute April 27 at Purdue University, West Lafayette.
• Recognized the Wawasee Pathways Program’s radio and television students for their success in the IASB Conference in Indianapolis March 12.
The next Wawasee School Board meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. June 12.
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It also was announced Milford School Principal Cindy Kaiser will retire effective at the end of the school year.
Kaiser has been the principal for 28 years, and served as the assistant principal for two years before taking the top spot. She also taught for nine years, making a total of 39 years of service to the school and community.
“I’ve got no real plans for retirement,” she said. “It’s just time.”
Improvements to Milford School will include new carpeting on both the elementary and middle school sides of the building, as well as painting walls, replacing ceiling tiles and some desks and remodeling the entrance to the middle school. New bleachers have already been installed in the middle school gym and the floor has been resurfaced.
Joy Goshert was not present to give her Student Learning Report, but asked that teachers give feedback regarding shortening winter break to a four-day weekend.
The board congratulated Susan Mishler, Wawasee Middle School, as Indiana Association of School Principals District 2 Principal of the Year.
In other business, the board:
• Recognized the Wawasee High School baseball team for its efforts in Warrior Care Day on April 28. The team and coaches helped 16 homeowners with exterior spring-cleaning type of work.
• Acknowledged the renewal of the high school’s driver education license. The course’s license will now expire in June. 2020.
• Gave kudos to the 43 students inducted into the high school’s academic hall of fame at a banquet held April 26.
• Congratulated the school’s “Iron Pride” robotics team for finishing third in the skills competition and 16th of 96 schools in its division overall in the WEX World Robotics Championships April 25-28 in Louisville, Ky.
• Celebrated Dain Stuck and Ella Williamson as Borlaug Scholars at the World Food Prize Youth Institute April 27 at Purdue University, West Lafayette.
• Recognized the Wawasee Pathways Program’s radio and television students for their success in the IASB Conference in Indianapolis March 12.
The next Wawasee School Board meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. June 12.
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