Warsaw Schools Approves Eberly As WCHS Assistant Principal
Warsaw Schools Approves Eberly As WCHS Assistant Principal
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Jackie Gorski-jgorski@timesuniononline.com
Warsaw Schools Approves Eberly As WCHS Assistant PrincipalBrett Eberly was approved as the newest Warsaw Community High School assistant principal Monday by the School Board.
He is a 1996 graduate of Manchester High School, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools. He went on to Huntington University to major in physical education and minor in math. In 2009, Eberly earned a Masters in Educational Leadership from Indiana University.
Eberly has 19 years of classroom experience as a math teacher. In 2011, he served on the launch team for Eagle Tech Academy, a project-based learning school. Additionally, he has been the head basketball coach for Columbia City for the last four years.
“Brett was selected to be the math leader for Eagle Tech and he built, created a complete project-based curriculum while he was at Eagle Tech,” WCHS Principal Troy Akers said.
Eberly’s wife, Shelley, is a third-grade teacher. Together they have three children: Sam, 14; Josh, 12; and Maggie, 10.
“I’m a proud father and a proud husband,” he said.
During the school board meeting, he said he was excited about the opportunity of joining WCS.
He said, “I’m excited about the challenge ahead and meeting the class of 2024. I’m looking forward to sharing what I’ve learned as a new tech teacher and trainer. I can’t wait to be part of this team.”
He said he really likes the social side of school and, over the course of the years, he learned to love the math side of the year.
Board President Heather Reichenbach welcomed him to the school corporation.
