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Dr. Eryca Neville, the respected principal of Douglass High School, has been appointed to a new district-wide role. She will now serve as the Executive Director of Alternative Education for Columbia Public Schools.
In this position, Dr. Neville will oversee and guide all alternative learning programs within the district. Her responsibilities will include developing curriculum, supporting staff, and ensuring these vital programs meet the diverse needs of their students. The move highlights the district's focus on strengthening educational pathways for every learner.
Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood expressed strong confidence in the appointment, citing Dr. Neville's proven track record of building positive school culture and her deep commitment to student success. Her leadership at Douglass High was marked by innovative approaches to engage students and foster a supportive community.
The district has begun the search for a new principal to lead Douglass High School, aiming for a seamless transition. Dr. Neville's shift into this executive role is seen as a strategic step to apply her expertise across a broader spectrum of alternative education services, ultimately benefiting more students and families throughout the Columbia community.
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