Pulaski County educator to become principal in Roanoke
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Thursday, August 8, 2013
Longtime Pulaski County Public Schools educator Theresa Reed Kabath is leaving to become a principal in Roanoke, according to a Pulaski County schools news release.
Justin McLeod, a Roanoke City Public Schools spokesman, said in an email Kabath has accepted an offer to be principal pending school board approval. McLeod declined to answer what school Kabath will lead, explaining officials want to first notify the school's faculty.
According to the Pulaski news release, Kabath was most recently principal of Pulaski Middle School and has worked for the division for 19 years.
Monday, August 12, 2013
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