Wolfson High School - Rhombus Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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T MII TH Miss Smith, our assistant principal, is the silent first sergeant of Wolfson. Few students have an opportunity to talk with her, yet the duties she performs affect us all. The most important duty of the assistant principal is that of filling out the FTE report. This provides Wolfson with all of the funds it needs to run efficiently. Though this is most important, it is certainly not the only job she performs. Miss Smith sees that all maintenance problems are taken care of and has conferences with parents and students. She also serves as a mediator between curriculum, guidance, and all teachers. We owe a great debt of gratitude to the warm and friendly person of Miss Smith. Thank you Miss Smith.