Kenwood High School principal Brian Powell announced that he is leaving the Essex school.
He sent out a letter to Kenwood High families stating that he is leaving the school to take another position. He did not eblorate on his new position.
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Powell has had a rememberable time at Kenwood. That included winning principal of the year in both 2020 and this past spring.
“We have created a culture of learning, growth, collaboration and compassion,” Powell wrote in his farewell letter.
“There are not enough words to fully express my deepest gratitude and appreciation to our staff, student and families.”
Vivian Kerner is a Kenwood parent, Booster Board Member and a graduate of the school and said Powell departure is a tough loss for the school.
“He will be greatly missed by the entire Kenwood community. And we are hopeful that his replacement will be as driven and compassionate and he was,” Kerner said to eastcountytimes.com
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