Longtime Ethel High School coach and teacher and current EHS principal Roger "Dube" Hill was approved as an administrator with the Kosciusko City School District at the Monday night board meeting. It us unclear which school Hill will be working in.
KCSD Superintendent Tony McGee said administrators will be placed at their prospective schools around April.
The board accepted the resignation of Kosciusko Middle Elementary Principal Robert Simpson, who has 36 years in the school district.
McGee said Simpson felt like it was time to pass the job to someone else.
Other administrators approved for the upcoming school year are: Jonathon Carnes, Lee Doty, Glenn Stevens, Pat Henderson, John Mark Cain, Presley Tate, Michelle Brown, Jerrelyn Jackson, Cassandra Fulton and Dewayne Cade.
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