Ypsilanti Courier: New Ypsilanti High School principal speaks about improving school's image, future goals
New Ypsilanti High School principal Rob Belous says he intends to improve the school's image by celebrating its successes and building on the school's strengths, according to a report in The Ypsilanti Courier.
The Courier held a question-and-answer session with Belous covering topics such as his background, his goals for the high school and how he plans on handling decreases in state funding.
Belous began working in the district in late June and will lead the high school through a redesign process that will see YHS split into two different academies, Global Leadership and Public Policy Academy and the Improvisational Academy of the Arts.
Belous is a former educational consultant with APEX Learning and has held a number of previous principal and assistant principal positions.
To read the Q&A in The Ypsilanti Courier, click here.
Kyle Feldscher covers K-12 education for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at kylefeldscher@annarbor.com or you can follow him on Twitter.
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