Monroe County School District Superintendent Theresa Axford, at the Feb. 14 school board meeting in Key West, said the district received a five-year, $8.9 million grant for wellness and crisis
Superintendent Theresa Axford has chosen Marissa Means as the new coordinator of comprehensive health and STEM, stepping into the role vacated by Melissa Alsobrooks, who moved to the assistant principal position at Key West High School.
As the coordinator, Means will oversee the health initiatives that the state has mandated, serve as the district science curriculum support contact, and continue with the major environmental and STEM projects the district is currently promoting.
âMarissa Means brings much experience to this role of Coordinator of Comprehensive Health and STEM,â stated Axford. âWe have many new state mandates in the area of Health Education, and I am sure she can lead us toward accomplishing them.â
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