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Mr. Lewis Advances in District

Written by Rebecca Oyeniyi
April 18, 2024
Starting Departure. Alief ISD announces new Assistant Superintendent of Support Services. Mr. Lewis will be leaving Kerr after 7 years. “it’s been a pleasure,” Lewis said.

On April 16, it was revealed that the current principal, Mr. Lewis, will be leaving Kerr. At the school board meeting on April 16, he was named Assistant Superintendent of Support Services. A Remind message was sent out to family and students concerning his departure. At this point, his replacement has not been named and many wait for the announcement.

 

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