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“I am so excited to work with and be surrounded by incredibly creative people. I have always been a fan of performing arts, particularly dance. The opportunity at Juilliard allows me to tap into my background in education while using the business skillset I have gained to support an innovative and constantly evolving organization. Juilliard is a groundbreaking educational institution, and I am looking forward to supporting the school’s mission.” –
MAE ABDELRAHMAN, THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL
“I am excited to work in public transit because it combines my interest in city planning and development with my interest in environmental sustainability. I am especially excited to work at the T, since everyone I have spoken to, including past Leadership Fellows, have had great experiences with the organization. The T is trying to solve a lot of very important challenges and I am eager to be a part of that effort.” –
Furniture World News King, from Cary, North Carolina, is the winner of the 2021 HPU Haverty Cup.
Bailey King, a Class of 2021 High Point University graduate, has been honored as the 2021 recipient of the Haverty Cup.
The Haverty Cup was established in 1988 by the late Rawson Haverty to honor annually an outstanding graduating senior in one of the home furnishings related programs at High Point University. This tribute was created to encourage students to pursue a career in the home furnishings industry. King was presented the award by Scott Miles, Havertys’ senior vice president of stores and western regional manager.
King received a $3,000 award and a personal replica of the Haverty Cup. Her name will be engraved on the base of the Haverty Cup, which is on permanent display in the library of Norton Hall on HPU’s campus. At HPU, King was an outstanding student. She was a member of the Leadership Fellows program and received high academic h
Hamilton County Schools Announce New Principals Monday, May 10, 2021 Hamilton County Schools announced several personnel updates Monday.
Andrea Johnson is the new principal at Barger Academy. She previously served as the principal at Lakeside Academy, a Level 5 school.
Ms. Johnson, a 26-year veteran of Hamilton County Schools, first joined the district as a teacher and taught for 13 years. In 2008, she moved to the district level as a secondary literacy coordinator, and later served as assistant principal at both Woodmore Elementary School and Lakeside Academy. Ms. Johnson has been the principal at Lakeside Academy since 2014, where she started a Destination Imagination class to engage students in STEM challenges, creativity, and collaboration. She is the recipient of an Annenberg Foundation Grant (2017), and made it to the Global Finals of the first Destination Imagination Competition (2015-2016).
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“Dr. Roybal has a proven track record of promoting academic success, professional learning communities among teachers, and parent engagement,” Goleta board President Luz Reyes-Martín said. “She brings outstanding experience in instruction, innovation, and is an equity-minded leader.”
Roybal earned a doctorate of education in educational leadership from the University of Phoenix, an educational specialist degree in administration and educational leadership from the University of Colorado, a master’s degree in curriculum and instructional design from Colorado Christian University, and a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Colorado Christian University.
“The Goleta Union School District Board was impressed with Dr. Roybal’s experience, and is enthusiastic about her selection,” Reyes-Martín said. “She brings a strong background in elementary education, and in working with teachers and parents. We are thrilled to w