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1. www.heraldtribune.com
www.heraldtribune.com/article/ - [Cached]Published on: 7/23/2007 Last Visited: 7/24/2007
Peter Boucher, who has been MCC's athletic director since August 2006, announced Tuesday he was leaving to return to his former employer and alma mater, King Philip High, in Wrentham, Mass. Boucher, 36, has accepted a newly created position of wellness coordinator for the district. He is expected to remain at MCC until Aug. 20.
"I have bittersweet feelings about leaving MCC because the people here are great and it was my dream to be a college AD," Boucher said in a statement released by MCC.
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At MCC, Boucher replaced George Sanders, who resigned in December 2005 to take the athletic director's position at Florida Community College in Jacksonville.
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Boucher was assistant athletic director and a health education teacher at Venice Middle School from 2003 to 2006. Before that, he was a high school athletic director in Massachusetts and taught physical education and health sciences at Salem State College.
Boucher was honored nationally for the wellness program he developed for Sarasota County schools and was selected the 2006 District Teacher of the Year by the Education Foundation of Sarasota County.
Boucher said the wellness curriculum is a passion for him. He is writing a book on the subject that he hopes will be adopted nationally.
"In addition to infusing the classrooms and athletic departments with wellness curriculum, my new position will allow me to return to teaching and coaching, and I've missed those activities," he said.
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The neighbors, Pete and Lisa Mansueto, sued Donaghy for harassment and invasion of privacy, and accused him of vandalizing their property and stalking Lisa Mansueto. -
2. www.heraldtribune.com
www.heraldtribune.com/article/ - [Cached]Published on: 7/23/2007 Last Visited: 7/24/2007
Peter Boucher, who has been MCC's athletic director since August 2006, announced Tuesday he was leaving to return to his former employer and alma mater, King Philip High, in Wrentham, Mass. Boucher, 36, has accepted a newly created position of wellness coordinator for the district. He is expected to remain at MCC until Aug. 20.
"I have bittersweet feelings about leaving MCC because the people here are great and it was my dream to be a college AD," Boucher said in a statement released by MCC.
...
At MCC, Boucher replaced George Sanders, who resigned in December 2005 to take the athletic director's position at Florida Community College in Jacksonville.
...
Boucher was assistant athletic director and a health education teacher at Venice Middle School from 2003 to 2006. Before that, he was a high school athletic director in Massachusetts and taught physical education and health sciences at Salem State College.
Boucher was honored nationally for the wellness program he developed for Sarasota County schools and was selected the 2006 District Teacher of the Year by the Education Foundation of Sarasota County.
Boucher said the wellness curriculum is a passion for him. He is writing a book on the subject that he hopes will be adopted nationally.
"In addition to infusing the classrooms and athletic departments with wellness curriculum, my new position will allow me to return to teaching and coaching, and I've missed those activities," he said.
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The neighbors, Pete and Lisa Mansueto, sued Donaghy for harassment and invasion of privacy, and accused him of vandalizing their property and stalking Lisa Mansueto. -
3. www.heraldtribune.com
www.heraldtribune.com/article/ - [Cached]Published on: 7/23/2007 Last Visited: 7/24/2007
Peter Boucher, who has been MCC's athletic director since August 2006, announced Tuesday he was leaving to return to his former employer and alma mater, King Philip High, in Wrentham, Mass. Boucher, 36, has accepted a newly created position of wellness coordinator for the district. He is expected to remain at MCC until Aug. 20.
"I have bittersweet feelings about leaving MCC because the people here are great and it was my dream to be a college AD," Boucher said in a statement released by MCC.
...
At MCC, Boucher replaced George Sanders, who resigned in December 2005 to take the athletic director's position at Florida Community College in Jacksonville.
...
Boucher was assistant athletic director and a health education teacher at Venice Middle School from 2003 to 2006. Before that, he was a high school athletic director in Massachusetts and taught physical education and health sciences at Salem State College.
Boucher was honored nationally for the wellness program he developed for Sarasota County schools and was selected the 2006 District Teacher of the Year by the Education Foundation of Sarasota County.
Boucher said the wellness curriculum is a passion for him. He is writing a book on the subject that he hopes will be adopted nationally.
"In addition to infusing the classrooms and athletic departments with wellness curriculum, my new position will allow me to return to teaching and coaching, and I've missed those activities," he said.
...
The neighbors, Pete and Lisa Mansueto, sued Donaghy for harassment and invasion of privacy, and accused him of vandalizing their property and stalking Lisa Mansueto.
