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June 18, 2018
Dear Franklin Sherman Community,
It is the time of year that we
are focused on endings and beginnings.
We are ending the school year and looking forward to the beginning of
summer. Some endings are much harder for
us, especially when they involve saying goodbye to some of our wonderful
Franklin Sherman staff members. It is
with mixed feelings of sadness and affection that we bid a fond farewell to the
following Franklin Sherman staff members.
Shannon Wright, kindergarten teacher, will be moving back to her
home in Pennsylvania to be closer to family.
She will be teaching first grade next year at her new school.
Ali Smith, first grade teacher, will be moving back to her home in
New Jersey to be closer to her family as well.
She will be teaching second grade in her new school.
Shelby Wright, third grade teacher, is moving back to Pennsylvania
with her sister and family. She is
excited to teach fourth grade at her new school next year.
Kathryn Lohr, fourth grade teacher, will be transferring from
Franklin Sherman Elementary School to add to her teaching experience as she
teaches sixth grade next year at Graham Road ES.
Krystal Long, sixth grade teacher, is transferring to Clearview ES in Reston to eliminate her daily
commute and gain more time with her family.
Jill Scharl, counselor, was
selected for a counseling leadership cohort for next year. She will be transferring to Longfellow MS to
expand her experiences as a school counselor.
Greg Parent, special education teacher, will be moving to Indonesia
with his wife who is employed through the Peace Corp.
Our preschool program has had
declining enrollment for the past few years.
FCPS has moved this program to a new school for next year, and so we must
also wish Anne Buttarazzi, Leila Shirazi, and Ivana Ortega all the best as they open a new program at Terraset ES
next year.
Goodbyes are not forever.
Goodbyes are not the end.
They simply mean I’ll miss you
Until we meet again!
~Author Unknown
With warm regards and fond
memories,
Kathleen Quigley, Principal
Joshua DeSmyter, Assistant
Principal
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