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Roaring Brook School: Leadership Adjustments at Grafflin

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Roaring Brook School issued the following announcement on March 16.

Appointment of Carol Bartlik as Interim Director of Literacy for the 2022-2023 school year

Carol Bartlik

 

We  are excited to have Ms. Bartlik in this role based on her expertise in  literacy and her passion for the work. She will work closely with all of  our building leaders to enhance our literacy curriculum, support the  professional development of our teachers and ensure that all of our  students are growing as readers and writers. Ms. Bartlik, a passionate  educator for nearly 35 years, has served as the Principal of Grafflin  Elementary for the last four years. Previous to her tenure as Principal,  she was an Assistant Principal at Roaring Brook Elementary for two  years. She has also served in multiple principalships and spent over 13  years of her career as a Reading Specialist and Literacy Coach leading  and collaborating with specialized teams to implement new literacy  initiatives to support students and teachers.

 

Ms.  Bartlik reflected on this opportunity saying, “Reading and literacy  have always been a passion of mine. This is a perfect opportunity for me  to combine my expertise as a reading specialist with my leadership  experience to assist in moving forward with the District’s mission to  support our students. I am thrilled for the opportunity to continue the  excellent work that Jamie Edelman has done and continue building and  strengthening our programs in literacy.”

 

Appointment of Debbie Alspach as Interim Principal at Grafflin Elementary for the 2022-2023 school year

 

Deb Alspach

 

As  Ms. Bartlik transitions to her new role, we are also excited to share  that Ms. Alspach will be taking on a new role as the Interim Principal  at Douglas Grafflin Elementary School for the 22-23 school year. Ms.  Alspach’s familiarity with the Grafflin community coupled with her  extensive experience as an elementary school leader will allow for a  smooth transition for our students, families, and staff. In her almost  30 years in education, Ms. Alspach has served as a classroom teacher in  grades K-6, a math specialist, a district technology teacher, and the  Assistant Principal of Grafflin Elementary. Ms. Alspach began her career  in Chappaqua School District as a classroom teacher at Westorchard  Elementary 23 years ago and has served as the Assistant Principal of  Grafflin since 2004.

 

Ms.  Alspach shared, “I am excited to accept the interim principalship at  Grafflin. The position allows me to continue developing my leadership  skills as a building administrator and continue working with teachers  and students. My career as an assistant principal has provided me the  opportunity to develop my knowledge regarding special education, Math  AIS, and literacy. Each of these experiences gave me the chance to study  and support student achievement.”

 

Christine  Ackerman, Superintendent of Schools, stated, “I am thrilled that both  of these incredible educators will continue to be part of the Chappaqua  school community in their respective new roles next year. Carol’s  expertise in literacy education and Debbie’s  experience at Grafflin will allow for a smooth transition as we all  work together to best support our students and staff in the coming  year.”

Original source can be found here.

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