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Sara McCloskey
Editor-in-Chief
Rain or shine, snow or sleet, Principal Tony Pavia stands at the front entrance, with coffee cup in hand, greeting every student by name. “When other principals are focused on scores and grades, he’s focused on creating an environment that is safe where [students] feel inspired, challenged, and nurtured,” school psychologist Sandera Warkentin, who works on the Names Can Hurt program, said.
