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Mountain Point Track Team recognized for state championship and record-breaking season

September 21, 2023 | Tempe Union High School District (4287), School Districts, Arizona


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Mountain Point Track Team recognized for state championship and record-breaking season
The Tempe Union High School District (TUHSD) Governing Board convened on September 20, 2023, to celebrate notable achievements and introduce new administrative staff. The meeting commenced with a recognition of the Mountain Point High School boys' track and field team, who recently secured the boys Division 2 state championship. Coach Brian Whitaker highlighted the team's accomplishments, including multiple school records and Jaden Davis breaking a 14-year state record in the 100 meters. Coach Whitaker expressed pride in the team's culture of excellence and anticipated continued success in the upcoming season.

Following the track team's recognition, the board honored Dr. Darlene Weddington Clark for receiving the Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Association's William E. Richardson Program of Distinction Award. Dr. Weddington Clark acknowledged her students' dedication and the honor of receiving the award.

The meeting proceeded with the introduction of new administrators within the district. Sylvester Glover, the new Assistant Principal of Athletics at Corona del Sol, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community. Kim Higginbotham, the new Assistant Principal of Athletics at Desert Vista, shared her excitement about joining the Tempe Union family. Jared Walther, also at Desert Vista as the Assistant Principal for Activities, conveyed his enthusiasm for contributing to the school community.

Don Baker, the new Assistant Principal of Activities at Mountain Point, and David Morton, returning as the Assistant Principal of Activities at Tempe High School, both expressed their eagerness to support their respective schools and communities.

The meeting concluded with a collective acknowledgment of the new leaders' potential to positively impact the district. The Governing Board expressed appreciation for their commitment to fostering student success and enhancing the educational environment within TUHSD.

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