Paul Dunford This is Me

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1. 1. Frederick County Public Schools | For Families & Students

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   Published on: 8/7/2008   Last Visited: 8/12/2008

   Frederick County Public Schools announces the appointment of Tracey Lucas as instructional director of middle schools, following Paul Dunford's transfer to direct middle school development at the Maryland Department of Education.

2. 2. Overview

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   Published on: 8/20/2008   Last Visited: 8/20/2008

   Paul Dunford
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   Paul DunfordDirector of Middle School Initiatives410-767-0793

3. 3. Dunford named new director of county middle schools

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   Published on: 1/19/2006   Last Visited: 1/20/2006

   Dunford named new director of county middle schools
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   Frederick County Public Schools welcomed back a familiar face last week, hiring former administrator Paul Dunford to serve as instructional director of middle schools.
   
   Dunford began his career in Frederick County in 1985 as an industrial arts,technology education teacher at West Frederick High School.In 1989, he was appointed assistant principal at New Market Middle School and served as curriculum supervisor for the department of career and technology education for five years.Dunford was appointed principal of Walkersville Middle School in 1996.
   
   In 2002, he left Frederick County after being named a distinguished principal fellow by the state department of education, with the responsibility of turning around low performance rates at Northeast Middle School in Baltimore.
   
   ,,It,s good to be home,, Dunford said upon his introduction to the Board of Education on Jan. 11. ,,I thank this board and the superintendent for letting me take the fellowship to grow ... it was risky to let me go, with the chance of me flying away.There is no place like home and I look forward to coming back.,
   
   Dunford will begin in his new role on March 1, succeeding Bruce Brown who retired in December.