Stanly County Schools makes second round of administrative changes
Published 3:39 pm Thursday, August 4, 2022
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Stanly County Schools has approved of a second round of administration changes for the upcoming school year, in addition to the ones that were made earlier in the summer.
Several of the new principals and assistant principals are coming in from surrounding school districts.
Elementary Schools
Carolyn King, who was with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, has been named assistant principal at both Badin and Norwood elementary schools.
Nathan Gray, who previously worked at Randolph County Schools, has been named principal at Oakboro Choice STEM School. He’s taking over from Kelly Dombrowski, who is now principal at Stanly STEM Early College.
High Schools
Robert Wingate, who was previously at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, is the new principal of Albemarle High School. Former principal Tanya Crisco has left the school district.
Brian Bradshaw, who was assistant principal at North Stanly Middle School, is now assistant principal at West Stanly High School.
Krystle Herrin, who is coming from Cabarrus County Schools, has been named assistant principal at West Stanly High.
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