Tommy Schmolze

• 
  www.heraldonline.com/109/story/757098.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/19/2008    Last Visited: 8/19/2008  

  CLOVER -- Tommy Schmolze, who started his new job as Clover High School principal in July, is excited about meeting students this week.
  
  Schmolze, who can't live without his iPod Shuffle on his morning jog, isn't worried about fitting in with a school of more than 1,700 teens.
  
  Schmolze (pronounced "SHMALL-zee") comes to Clover after three years as principal of Fort Mill Middle School.He said that because he knows where his students are coming from in middle school, he'll know how to guide them in high school.
  
  Schmolze replaces Ron Wright, who was promoted to the district post of assistant superintendent after seven years as Clover High's principal.
  ...
  Schmolze, 38, taught English at Rock Hill's Northwestern High School from 1993 through 1999, then was assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle until 2005, when he became principal.
  
  He recently chatted with the Enquirer-Herald.
  
  Q: You've been principal at Clover High School for just a few weeks.

• 
  www.fortmilltimes.com/187/story/183794.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/4/2008    Last Visited: 6/4/2008  

  FORT MILL TOWNSHIP Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze is leaving his position to become the principal of Clover High School.
  
  Schmolze has been the principal at Fort Mill Middle for three years.
  
  "I'm very excited about this opportunity," Schmolze said."I'm looking forward to joining the staff and working with them."
  
  Dr. Keith Callicutt, superintendent of the Fort Mill School District, said "we're extremely said to lose a person of Tommy's quality, but personally, extremely happy for him about the opportunity he has."
  ...
  Schmolze will replace Ron Wright, who is moving up to an assistant superintendent position in the Clover district, on July 1, according to a district press release.
  ...
  "We are extremely confident that Tommy Schmolze will continue the great work of his predecessor, Mr. Wright, and take Clover High School to the next level of excellence," Marc Sosne, Clover Superintendent, said in the release.
  ...
  Schmolze has a Bachelor of Arts in secondary education from Clemson, a Masters in School Administration and Supervision from Winthrop University and a Doctorate of Education from Nova Southeastern University.
  
  He taught English at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill from 1993 until he was named assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle School in 1999.In 2005, he became principal of the school.
  ...
  FORT MILL TOWNSHIP , Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze is leaving his position to become the principal of Clover High School.
  
  Schmolze has been the principal at Fort Mill Middle for three years.ADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement> Advertisement> "I'm very excited about this opportunity," Schmolze said."I'm looking forward to joining the staff and working with them."
  
  Dr. Keith Callicutt, superintendent of the Fort Mill School District, said "we're extremely said to lose a person of Tommy's quality, but personally, extremely happy for him about the opportunity he has."
  ...
  Schmolze will replace Ron Wright, who is moving up to an assistant superintendent position in the Clover district, on July 1, according to a district press release.
  ...
  "We are extremely confident that Tommy Schmolze will continue the great work of his predecessor, Mr. Wright, and take Clover High School to the next level of excellence," Marc Sosne, Clover Superintendent, said in the release.
  ...
  Schmolze has a Bachelor of Arts in secondary education from Clemson, a Masters in School Administration and Supervision from Winthrop University and a Doctorate of Education from Nova Southeastern University.
  
  He taught English at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill from 1993 until he was named assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle School in 1999.In 2005, he became principal of the school.

• 
  www.heraldonline.com/109/story/601043.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/3/2008    Last Visited: 6/4/2008  

  CLOVER - The Clover school district has chosen Tommy Schmolze, current principal of Fort Mill Middle School, to become the principal of Clover High School.
  
  Schmolze will replace Ron Wright, who is moving up to an assistant superintendent position in the Clover district, on July 1, according to a district press release.
  ...
  "We are extremely confident that Tommy Schmolze will continue the great work of his predecessor, Mr. Wright, and take Clover High School to the next level of excellence," Marc Sosne, Clover Superintendent, said in the release.
  ...
  Schmolze has a Bachelor of Arts in secondary education from Clemson, a Masters in School Administration and Supervision from Winthrop University and a Doctorate of Education from Nova Southeastern University.
  
  He taught English at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill from 1993 until he was named assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle School in 1999.In 2005, he became principal of the school.
  ...
  Schmolze said he sees this as an amazing opportunity both professionally and personally.
  
  "I'm very excited about this opportunity," Schmolze said."I'm looking forward to joining the staff and working with them."
  
  He said it's an honor to become principal of a school with Clover High's quality.
  
  "It is the home of champions," he said.
  
  His first priorities when he become principal will be to get a feel for the school and work to ensure quality instruction.
  
  "What happens bell to bell in the classroom is the key to a great school, so I'm looking to support teachers as best I can with instruction," Schmolze said.
  
  All rights reserved.

• 
  www.heraldonline.com/109/story/601956.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/4/2008    Last Visited: 6/4/2008  

  CLOVER -- After exceeding expectations in Fort Mill, Tommy Schmolze has been tapped as Clover High School's next principal, the Clover school district announced Tuesday.
  ...
  Schmolze, 38, is principal of Fort Mill Middle School.He said he's honored to become principal of a school with Clover High's reputation of excellence, and he's looking forward to taking it to the next level.
  
  Schmolze has a bachelor of arts in secondary education from Clemson University, a masters in school administration and supervision from Winthrop University and a doctorate of education from Nova Southeastern University.
  
  He taught English at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill from 1993 until he was named assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle School in 1999.In 2005 he became principal of the school.
  ...
  Keith Callicutt, Fort Mill superintendent, said that while the district is sad to lose Schmolze, they're happy to see him get the position.

• 
  www.fortmilltimes.com/187/v-print/story/126623.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/14/2008    Last Visited: 4/14/2008  

  "We've learned a lot from the research, like boys learn better with a lot of motion, when the teacher is moving around a lot, but for girls, emotion is more important and a lot of movement is distracting," Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze said Monday.
  ...
  The state provides training for single gender teachers, and the courses being offered are not new, Schmolze said.

• 
  www.heraldonline.com/front/story/480509.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/11/2008    Last Visited: 5/2/2008  

  "We've learned a lot from the research, like boys learn better with a lot of motion, when the teacher is moving around a lot, but for girls, emotion is more important and a lot of movement is distracting," Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze said.

• 
  www.fortmilltimes.com/187/story/126623.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/8/2008    Last Visited: 4/8/2008  

  "We've learned a lot from the research, like boys learn better with a lot of motion, when the teacher is moving around a lot, but for girls, emotion is more important and a lot of movement is distracting," Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze said Monday.
  ...
  The state provides training for single gender teachers, and the courses being offered are not new, Schmolze said.
  ...
  "We've learned a lot from the research, like boys learn better with a lot of motion, when the teacher is moving around a lot, but for girls, emotion is more important and a lot of movement is distracting," Fort Mill Middle School Principal Tommy Schmolze said Monday.
  ...
  The state provides training for single gender teachers, and the courses being offered are not new, Schmolze said.

• 
  www.lakewyliepilot.com/409/story/73803.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 6/15/2008  

  Schmolze will replace Ron Wright, who is moving up to an assistant superintendent position in the Clover district, on July 1, according to a district press release.
  ...
  "We are extremely confident that Tommy Schmolze will continue the great work of his predecessor, Mr. Wright, and take Clover High School to the next level of excellence," Marc Sosne, Clover Superintendent, said in the release.
  ...
  Schmolze has a Bachelor of Arts in secondary education from Clemson, a Masters in School Administration and Supervision from Winthrop University and a Doctorate of Education from Nova Southeastern University.
  
  He taught English at Northwestern High School in Rock Hill from 1993 until he was named assistant principal of Fort Mill Middle School in 1999.In 2005, he became principal of the school.
  ...
  Schmolze said he sees this as an amazing opportunity both professionally and personally.
  
  "I'm very excited about this opportunity," Schmolze said."I'm looking forward to joining the staff and working with them."
  
  He said it's an honor to become principal of a school with Clover High's quality.
  
  "It is the home of champions," he said.
  
  His first priorities when he become principal will be to get a feel for the school and work to ensure quality instruction.
  
  "What happens bell to bell in the classroom is the key to a great school, so I'm looking to support teachers as best I can with instruction," Schmolze said.

• 
  www.fortmilltimes.com/local/story/6449223p-5745835c.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  From left are Keith Griffin, Springfield; Tommy Johnston, Gold Hill; and Tommy Schmolze, Fort Mill, having a little "Tommy Time" at Knights Stadium.
  ...
  The three Fort Mill School District middle school principals - Keith Griffin of Springfield, Tommy Schmolze of Fort Mill, and Tommy Johnston of Gold Hill - say working with middle schoolers is really fun.
  ...
  "Every day is different with each student," says Dr. Tommy Schmolze.
  ...
  "At the beginning school year kickoff meeting, each principal introduces new staff," says Schmolze.
  ...
  "We call it the three-legged stool: the student, the parent, and the school, all working toward the student's success," says Schmolze.
  
  Schmolze realized he wanted to be involved in education from his experiences in sports.

• 
  www.fortmilltimes.com/local/story/6810966p-6077929c.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/13/2008    Last Visited: 2/13/2008  

  However, principal Tommy Schmolze is waiting for the "boom."
  
  Site development is ongoing for the approximate 1,000-home Massey development along Dobys Bridge.Other housing developments also have been approved near there, and construction has begun on others.
  
  "We have people that register their children here, and we look at the street number and think 'where is that street?'" Schmolze said.

Page:  1 2 3