As his first year in high school administration ended, last May Rochelle Township High School Assistant Principal Dr. David Perrin remarked that he had been welcomed as an observer into many teachers’ classrooms.
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ROCHELLE — As his first year in high school administration ended, last May Rochelle Township High School Assistant Principal Dr. David Perrin remarked that he had been welcomed as an observer into many teachers’ classrooms.
“I would be a much better teacher today if I had had an opportunity to observe you while I was still in the classroom,” Perrin said.
That in mind, Perrin’s goal for the upcoming year is to provide similar experiences for RTHS teachers.