Today I rise to honor the achievements of an extraordinary educator from my district. Michael O'Malley will retire next month after 40 years of service, 30 of which he spent as a social studies teacher and soccer coach before becoming principal at Newfound Regional High School in Bristol, New Hampshire. Under his leadership, the school has been named the New Hampshire Secondary School of Excellence in 2010, and the State Association of Secondary School Principals twice honored Mr. O'Malley as an ``outstanding role model.'' Even Education Week took notice, recognizing the school for its accomplishments under Mr. O'Malley's guidance. Mr. O'Malley has made a difference beyond Newfound High School as well, through his work with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the Center for Secondary School Redesign. Every student deserves a principal like Mr. O'Malley, one who is passionate about learning and committed to building relationships with students, while maintaining a focus on educational innovation at the same time. As we continue our efforts to increase access to high-quality education, let's look to educators like Mr. O'Malley as examples of what dedicated schoolteachers can accomplish. ____________________
On the recordMay 13, 2015
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