EWSD — With great pleasure, the EWSD announces that Colleen Birner will continue as Summit Street School principal. The responses from all the surveys completed by family, staff and students were overwhelmingly positive and 'interim' will now be dropped from her title, effective immediately.
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EWSD announces Colleen Birner will continue as Summit Street School principal

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