The New Haven School Board announced tonight the selection of Chip Stutzman as the new principal of New Haven High School and New Haven Middle School. Mr. Stutzman will assume the position August 1, 2016, replacing current principal Josh Hoener, who was recently hired as superintendent of the New Haven School District.
Mr. Stutzman has most recently served as the principal of Hermann Middle School for the past six years. He has also served as the high school assistant principal, A+ coordinator, social studies teacher, head football coach, and head softball coach during his sixteen years in the Gasconade County R-I School District.
Mr. Stutzman has most recently served as the principal of Hermann Middle School for the past six years. He has also served as the high school assistant principal, A+ coordinator, social studies teacher, head football coach, and head softball coach during his sixteen years in the Gasconade County R-I School District.
Mr. Hoener commented, “Our committee was very impressed with Mr. Stutzman during the interview process where he was selected from a strong pool of candidates. I have witnessed his rapport with students for many years and have always admired his ability to find success in every position he has held. I have confidence that he will build on our tradition and be an asset to our students and staff.”
“I am excited about joining the New Haven Shamrock Family. I am familiar with the school, community and the high expectations. I look forward to the challenge of upholding the Tradition of Excellence that has been established here. I want to thank the Board of Education, Mr. Hoener and the hiring committee for placing their faith in me,” said Mr. Stutzman.
“I am excited about joining the New Haven Shamrock Family. I am familiar with the school, community and the high expectations. I look forward to the challenge of upholding the Tradition of Excellence that has been established here. I want to thank the Board of Education, Mr. Hoener and the hiring committee for placing their faith in me,” said Mr. Stutzman.
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