This Week On Patch: A Vice Principal Says Goodbye, Track Team Wins, And The Latest With Four New Principals

Here is a sample of what we’re working on this week:

• The Board of Education could discuss the situation involving the hiring of four principals in the district at its meeting on Thursday.

District officials need to hire four principals this year due to some of them retiring, resigning, or their contracts not being renewed.

• The Wayne Hills High School track and field team won its division last week.

This season has been one of many positives for the team. In addition to the division win, the team hosted its first night meet in several years and has been an overall resurgence in the program. We’ll talk to the coach and some players and let you know how they did it this season.

• Michael Agrati is saying goodbye to the Wayne Public School District after almost 40 years. Agrati is one of the vice principals of Wayne Valley High School. He started in the district in the early 1970s as a wood shop teacher at Wayne Hills High School.

We’ll talk to Agrati about his experiences in the district and the changes he’s seen in education during his time in Wayne.

• The town council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance appropriating $400,000 for the resurfacing of Valley Road between Ratzer Road and Lancaster Court. We’ll let you know if the measure is approved or not.