5/31/13 - A principal and deputy superintendent in an area school district will be leaving, one for retirement and the other to a new assignment. After 7 years at the helm of Challenger Elementary School in Howell, Deborah Madeja has been named the new principal at Northvilleâs Amerman Elementary School. The Northville school board unanimously approved her hiring this week, citing her outstanding credentials as an educator and dedicated school leader. Madeja was selected from among 145 applicants and four phases of interviews. Howell Superintendent Ron Wilson tells WHMI that once he receives Madejaâs official resignation, heâll post the position. However, he says the pending retirement of Deputy Superintendent of Instruction, Sandra Moore, is a more pressing priority as heâll want whoever ends up in that spot to help pick a new principal for Challenger Elementary. Moore is retiring after 34 years in the educational field. In each case, Wilson expects to head up a search committee that will have representation from the school board, parents, teachers and central office staff. The top candidate will then be recommended to the board. He hopes to have both positions filled by early July. (JK)
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Two Howell School Administrators Leaving DistrictTwo Howell School Administrators Leaving District
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