2 principal finalists for Webster School ready for April 21 meet-and-greet

MANCHESTER, NH – Parents, teachers and interested members of the public will have a chance to meet and hear from the finalists being considered for the top post at Webster Elementary School, 2519 Elm St. The school district is hosting a forum to introduce the two candidates and offer an opportunity for the community to ask questions on April 21 from 6-7:30 p.m.

The invited candidates are Benjamin Loi, currently principal of Peterborough Elementary School in New Hampshire since 2010; and Sarah Lynch, currently a building administrator at the School for Exceptional Studies in Lawrence, MA.

Their experience includes curriculum development and working collaboratively with faculty and families.

Both Loi and Lynch were classroom teachers earlier in their education careers and have extensive backgrounds at the elementary level. They have expressed a passion for the work they do and a strong desire to continue their careers in Manchester, where both have personal ties.

A previous candidate meet-and-greet scheduled for December 2015 was canceled when one of the candidates dropped out.

“Forums like this have proven to be a wonderful way to further involve our families and faculty in selecting the best leader for their school,” said Superintendent Debra Livingston. “It’s also a valuable part of the interview process for the two strongest candidates being considered to meet members of the school community.”

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