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The Floyd County Board of Education has officially approved Dena Tracy as the next principal of Alto Park Elementary School. Tracy will take over leadership of the school, bringing with her a background in elementary education and administrative experience within the district.
Board members voted on the appointment during their regular meeting, citing Tracy's track record in curriculum development and her focus on student engagement. She has served in various roles across the county's school system, most recently as an assistant principal at a nearby elementary school. Her promotion fills the vacancy left by the previous principal, who retired at the end of the last academic year.
In a brief statement following the vote, Tracy expressed enthusiasm about working with the Alto Park staff and families. She emphasized her commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment and maintaining the school's academic standards. The board did not elaborate on any specific changes planned for the school year ahead.
Alto Park Elementary serves students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The appointment is effective immediately, with Tracy expected to begin her duties in time for the upcoming school term. The board's decision was unanimous.
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