(From left to right): Assistant Superintendent Dr. Stephen Martin, Mabel School Principal Mark Hagaman, Valle Crucis Principal Preston Clarke and Superintendent Scott Elliott gather to recognize Clarke as Watauga Schools Principal of the Year.
(From left to right): Assistant Superintendent Dr. Stephen Martin, Mabel School Principal Mark Hagaman, Valle Crucis Principal Preston Clarke and Superintendent Scott Elliott gather to recognize Clarke as Watauga Schools Principal of the Year.
Valle Crucis’ teacher Katie Matthews’ first-grade class show their appreciation for Principal Preston Clarke by making personal message signs.
Valle Crucis Principal Preston Clarke gives his appreciation after being presented the Principal of the Year award by Superintendent Scott Elliott in front of the school.
Valle Crucis Principal Preston Clarke has been named Watauga County Schools Principal of the Year. Clarke was presented the award by WCS Superintendent Dr. Scott Elliott, representatives from WCS and members of his family in a surprise ceremony Friday, March 3.
Elliott said Clarke’s dedication and commitment to Valle Crucis was a testament to his passion for the school and his ability as an administrator.
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