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By WHAV Staff |
Dr. Albert B. Consentino School. (Jay Saulnier file photograph for WHAV News.)
Familiar names officially join the Haverhill Public School’s leadership team as principals for the next school year.
Superintendent Margaret Marotta-Smith recently told the School Committee Erin Mackay becomes principal of the John C. Tilton Lower and Upper Schools; James Brennan, principal of Pentucket Lake Elementary School; and Richard Poor, principal of the Dr. Albert B. Consentino School. All three had been serving in those jobs on an “interim” basis.
Prior to joining Tilton as assistant principal, Mackay was a fifth-grade teacher at the John K. Tarbox School in Lawrence for almost a decade. Brennan joined the district in 2015 as assistant principal at Pentucket Lake. Poor was named Consentino’s assistant principal in 2017 and traded places with his boss, Principal John Mele, last year. Mele asked to step back to an assistant principal to spend more time with his family.
In the event of a fire or other emergency, a few seconds and a bit of property information can make all the difference for the first responders working to effectively respond to an incident.
And with the Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Authority’s launch of a new “Community Connect” platform this week, sharing that information just got easier for midvalley and Snowmass residents and business owners.
Community Connect will supplement existing information from property assessors on how and when a structure was built. That assessors’ data, while helpful, lacks key details about what (or rather who) is inside a building: Community Connect bridges the gap with details about the needs of occupants and pets, plus emergency contact information and fire escape plan details.