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2016 National Distinguished Principals

NATIONAL DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPALS PROGRAM, 2016

NAESP is pleased to feature the 2016 National Distinguished Principals (NDPs), individuals who exemplify the highest attributes of the elementary and middle-level principalship and who demonstrate signi�cant career accomplishments; dedication to education; exemplary leadership; high standards for instruction and student achievement; and lasting contributions to their entire school communities.

�is prestigious program, established in 1984, promotes and celebrates excellence in educational leadership for pre-K-8 education, and it highlights the fundamental importance of elementary and middle-level principals as primary catalysts for creating a lasting foundation for learning, driving school and student performance, and for shaping the long-term impact of school improvement.

Each class of NDPs includes principals who lead elementary and middle-level schools in both the public and private sectors and the U.S. Department of State American Overseas Schools. �e individuals representing public schools are initially nominated by their peers and colleagues in their home state. Final selections are made by executives and volunteer leaders of NAESP’s state-a�liated associations. Special committees select principals from among those nominated by private education associations and from the schools a�liated with the U.S. Department of State American Overseas Schools.

Nomination and selection criteria, established by NAESP, require, among other factors, that the NDP candidate is a practicing principal of a school that (1) is clearly committed to excellence; (2) has programs designed to meet the academic and social needs of all students; and (3) has �rm ties to parents and the school community. Candidates must show evidence of outstanding contributions to the community and the education profession. Visit www.naesp.org for additional details.

ABOUT NAESP

NAESP, founded in 1921, is a professional association serving elementary and middle school leaders in the United States, Canada, and internationally. It operates through a network of a�liated associations.


Marcia S. Reed186th Street Elementary School

Los Angeles Uni�ed School DistrictGardena, California

Representing Public Schools

Charles GardnerHokes Blu� Elementary SchoolEtowah County School District

Hokes Blu�, Alabama

Sara M. Weaver Eastside New Vision Charter School

Warren School DistrictWarren, Arkansas

Katherine J. LaPlauntPearl Creek Elementary SchoolFairbanks North Star Borough

School DistrictFairbanks, Alaska

Karen A. ShawColumbia Elementary School

Colorado Springs School District 11Colorado Springs, Colorado

Dr. Paula L. TseunisSierra Verde Elementary School

Deer Valley Uni�ed School DistrictGlendale, Arizona

Joseph A. NorcrossFrisbie Elementary School

Wolcott School DistrictWolcott, Connecticut

Jennifer E. NaumanRichard A. Shields Elementary School

Cape Henlopen School DistrictLewes, Delaware

Kimberly E. HillLeila G. Davis Elementary SchoolPinellas County School District

Clearwater, Florida

Andrea McGeeEagle Springs Elementary SchoolHouston County School District

Byron, Georgia

Yvette J. FosterRiverside Middle School

Columbia County School DistrictEvans, Georgia

Bruce I. NaguwaKapolei Middle School

Leeward School DistrictKapolei, Hawaii



NATIONAL DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPALS PROGRAM, 2016

NAESP is pleased to feature the 2016 National Distinguished Principals (NDPs), individuals who exemplify the highest attributes of the elementary and middle-level principalship and who demonstrate signi�cant career accomplishments; dedication to education; exemplary leadership; high standards for instruction and student achievement; and lasting contributions to their entire school communities.

�is prestigious program, established in 1984, promotes and celebrates excellence in educational leadership for pre-K-8 education, and it highlights the fundamental importance of elementary and middle-level principals as primary catalysts for creating a lasting foundation for learning, driving school and student performance, and for shaping the long-term impact of school improvement.

Each class of NDPs includes principals who lead elementary and middle-level schools in both the public and private sectors and the U.S. Department of State American Overseas Schools. �e individuals representing public schools are initially nominated by their peers and colleagues in their home state. Final selections are made by executives and volunteer leaders of NAESP’s state-a�liated associations. Special committees select principals from among those nominated by private education associations and from the schools a�liated with the U.S. Department of State American Overseas Schools.

Nomination and selection criteria, established by NAESP, require, among other factors, that the NDP candidate is a practicing principal of a school that (1) is clearly committed to excellence; (2) has programs designed to meet the academic and social needs of all students; and (3) has �rm ties to parents and the school community. Candidates must show evidence of outstanding contributions to the community and the education profession. Visit www.naesp.org for additional details.

ABOUT NAESP

NAESP, founded in 1921, is a professional association serving elementary and middle school leaders in the United States, Canada, and internationally. It operates through a network of a�liated associations.


Marcia S. Reed186th Street Elementary School

Los Angeles Uni�ed School DistrictGardena, California

Representing Public Schools

Charles GardnerHokes Blu� Elementary SchoolEtowah County School District

Hokes Blu�, Alabama

Sara M. Weaver Eastside New Vision Charter School

Warren School DistrictWarren, Arkansas

Katherine J. LaPlauntPearl Creek Elementary SchoolFairbanks North Star Borough

School DistrictFairbanks, Alaska

Karen A. ShawColumbia Elementary School

Colorado Springs School District 11Colorado Springs, Colorado

Dr. Paula L. TseunisSierra Verde Elementary School

Deer Valley Uni�ed School DistrictGlendale, Arizona

Joseph A. NorcrossFrisbie Elementary School

Wolcott School DistrictWolcott, Connecticut

Jennifer E. NaumanRichard A. Shields Elementary School

Cape Henlopen School DistrictLewes, Delaware

Kimberly E. HillLeila G. Davis Elementary SchoolPinellas County School District

Clearwater, Florida

Andrea McGeeEagle Springs Elementary SchoolHouston County School District

Byron, Georgia

Yvette J. FosterRiverside Middle School

Columbia County School DistrictEvans, Georgia

Bruce I. NaguwaKapolei Middle School

Leeward School DistrictKapolei, Hawaii



Lisa PicaHayden Meadows Elementary School

Coeur d’Alene School DistrictHayden, Idaho

Moira D. ClarkMaplewood Elementary SchoolMetropolitan School District of

Wayne TownshipIndianapolis, Indiana

Jessica R. BurgerHoover Elementary SchoolWest Branch Community

School DistrictWest Branch, Iowa

Brian S. KnippersCorinth Elementary School

Corinth School DistrictCorinth, Mississippi

Beth HoufFulton Middle School

Fulton Public School DistrictFulton, Missouri

Ron W. GoodmanLibby Elementary School

Libby Public School DistrictLibby, Montana

Ann Marie JablonskiKooser Elementary School

Lincoln Public School DistrictLincoln, Nebraska

Dr. John ErnstRolling Ridge Elementary School

Olathe School DistrictOlathe, Kansas

Lynn T. PoeJulius Marks Elementary SchoolFayette County School District

Lexington, Kentucky

Carolyn M. BosleyRosepine Elementary School

Vernon Parish School DistrictRosepine, Louisiana

Ron Robert North Berwick Elementary School

MSAD#60North Berwick, Maine

Brad R. GustafsonGreenwood Elementary SchoolWayzata Public School District

Plymouth, Minnesota

Nicole L. AirgoodEastwood Elementary SchoolSturgis Public School District

Sturgis, Michigan

John S. HaynalRoundy Elementary School, Vegas

Verdes Elementary School and Wynn Elementary School

Clark County School District Las Vegas, Nevada

Kristin B. ShieldsMount Hope/Nanjemoy

Elementary SchoolCharles County Public Schools

Nanjemoy, Maryland


Shelly LarochelleNorthwest Elementary School

Manchester School DistrictManchester, New Hampshire

Kimberly R. LyndesDover Middle SchoolDover School District

Dover, New Hampshire

Dr. Denise P. KingB. Bernice Young Elementary School

Burlington Township SchoolsBurlington Township, New Jersey

Michelle D. SumnerJenks West Intermediate School

Jenks Public School DistrictJenks, Oklahoma

Heather E. YountFruitdale Elementary School�ree Rivers School District

Grants Pass, Oregon

Joseph P. BreretonSimon Butler Elementary School

Central Bucks School DistrictChalfont, Pennsylvania

Denise MissryAsa Messer School

Providence School DistrictProvidence, Rhode Island

Steve CarlsonJudy Nelson Elementary School

Central Consolidated School DistrictKirtland, New Mexico

Suzanne GrayOld Bethpage Elementary SchoolPlainview-Old Bethpage Central

School DistrictOld Bethpage, New York

Molly Elizabeth WhiteLincoln Elementary School

Brunswick County School DistrictLeland, North Carolina

Shari B. BildenNorthwood Public School

Northwood School DistrictNorthwood, North Dakota

Alexandra M. NannicolaChampion Central Elementary School

Champion Local School DistrictWarren, Ohio

Katherine NowakHayes Intermediate School

South-Western City School DistrictGrove City, Ohio

Sherry CariensOak Grove Elementary School

Lexington School DistrictLexington, South Carolina



Bobby RileyIntegrated Arts Academy

Burlington School DistrictBurlington, Vermont

Ethan DschaakPiedmont Valley Elementary School

Meade School DistrictPiedmont, South Dakota

Dr. Holly I. FloraJackson Elementary SchoolKingsport School District

Kingsport, Tennessee

Dana BoydEast Point Elementary School

Ysleta Independent School DistrictEl Paso, Texas

Ryan Bryce BrownJ.R. Smith Elementary School

Wasatch County School DistrictHeber City, Utah

Brandon L. DavisCora Kelly Elementary School

Alexandria City Public School DistrictAlexandria, Virginia

Kathryn FrazierLister Elementary SchoolTacoma School District

Tacoma, Washington

Carole A. CrawfordBridgeport Middle SchoolHarrison County SchoolsBridgeport, West Virginia

Melissa HerekLawrence-Lawson Elementary School

Sparta Area School DistrictSparta, Wisconsin

Mitchell Cra�Sheridan Junior High SchoolSheridan County District 2

Sheridan, Wyoming


Representing Private Schools

Representing U.S. Department of State American Overseas Schools

Dr. Suzan E. Weishof International School of Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany

Joseph StanzioneAmerican School Foundation

of MonterreySanta Catarina, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Kathleen A. House Christ the King Catholic School

Catholic Schools of ArkansasLittle Rock, Arkansas

Christopher F. AndradeChrist Lutheran School

Evangelical Lutheran Education Association

West Covina, California

Lynne Sche�erSt. Joseph Catholic School-LockportDiocese of JolietLockport, Illinois

Jane BonaImmaculate Conception School

Archdiocese of St Paul and MinneapolisColumbia Heights, Minnesota

Susan G. Longmire St. James Lutheran School

North Wisconsin School DistrictShawano, Wisconsin


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