The lyrics of a hit song from the ‘80s stated, “I believe that children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way.” Also with us since the ‘80s, Joanne Meehan has worked with seven superintendents, over 100 governing board members more than 500 teachers and staff members and literally thousands of parents and especially students.
During her tenure as principal of Four Peaks and then McDowell Mountain schools, Mrs. Meehan has been dedicated to making student success a top priority. Her dedication and long-standing work as an instructional leader at these schools will end with her retirement on June 30, 2014.
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Thanks, Mrs. Meehan
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Walt Dunne
Thank you, Mrs. Meehan!
The lyrics of a hit song from the ‘80s stated, “I believe that children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way.” Also with us since the ‘80s, Joanne Meehan has worked with seven superintendents, over 100 governing board members more than 500 teachers and staff members and literally thousands of parents and especially students.
During her tenure as principal of Four Peaks and then McDowell Mountain schools, Mrs. Meehan has been dedicated to making student success a top priority. Her dedication and long-standing work as an instructional leader at these schools will end with her retirement on June 30, 2014.
Best wishes always to a truly dedicated and hard-working and exceptional teacher, leader and principal. Thanks for 30-plus years of service to the Fountain Hills Unified School District!
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