Strongly supporting open communication, he invites parents to call him with any questions or concerns. I like the community, and I'm familiar with the community. And I like the people. I have a special feeling for the Lexington students. I also think there is a match between my skills and experience and the needs of the school.
People live in the mountains for a reason.
One of those reasons is that we are able to preserve our kids' childhood's a little longer. Certainly the staff. It's a very strong staff, and some of the best teaching that goes on in this district goes on at this school. The familiarity and the bonding that exists between teachers and children is extremely important. My job as principal is to do everything I can to enhance the relationship between the teacher and the student.