He plans to ‘walk the line’ in new AP role
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He plans to ‘walk the line’ in new AP role
He plans to ‘walk the line’ in new AP role
From a tiny residential alternative school on Beaver Island to Godfrey-Lee Public Schools, and now East Grand Rapids, Justin Noordhoek has always thrived in a small, tight-knit community.
Noordhoek, who recently became the new assistant principal of East Grand Rapids High School, sees East as an ideal landing place — one that offers new challenges, and new opportunities for fulfillment.
Read more about the new HS AP from our partners at School News Network!
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