copyright the Chronicle January 25, 2017
by Joseph Gresser
NEWPORT—The committee set up to find a new principal for North Country Union High School narrowed the field to two applicants at its meeting Monday night. At a meeting earlier this month the 16-member group picked four potential leaders for the school from an original group of 16, according to North Country Supervisory Union Superintendent John Castle.
The committee interviewed all four before deciding to place the names of Chris Miller and Jessica Puckett before the high school board for its consideration.
Ms. Puckett already works at North Country, serving both as director of special programs and as one-third of the tri-principal group that has been leading the high school this year. The other two in the group are assistant principals Anita Mayhew and Bob Davis.
Mr. Castle said that neither Ms. Mayhew nor Mr. Davis applied for the job.
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