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Principal Relieved Carver/Century To Remain Open; Ready To Work
June 17, 2008
Carver/Century K-8 School Principal Jeff Garthwaite said he was relieved to get a phone call Monday letting him know that Superintendent Jim Paul did not plan to recommend closing the school before the upcoming school year.
“We got the news we needed to get,” Garthwaite said. “We can now move forward with our plans for the next school year. There were a lot of logistical, operational and planning things that just would not let them close the school this year.”
Garthwaite told NorthEscambia.com that he has no plans to step down as the school’s principal; he said will remain there for the school and students.
“My plan is to be here and continue to make this the best learning institution that it can be,” he said.
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