Director’s End-of-Year Message

Dr. Lowerre, Director

Dr. Lowerre, DirectorDear Maggie Walker Family,

 Another year has come and gone and we are now about to enjoy some well-deserved time off!  What a great year it was!  We saw out athletic and academic teams excel, our music and theatre programs grow and have fabulous performances, and our seniors finish up and get ready for their next adventure!

 I plan on taking a little time off and then working hard this summer to review the year and see where we can improve.  It is my sincere desire that you all take some time off, enjoy your friends and family, travel a little, eat some new foods, and get some well-deserved relaxation.  If you are a senior, farewell and go out there and make a difference.  If you are returning, we will see you in September!

 Best wishes,

 Dr. Bob Lowerre

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