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LISD names two new principals for 2014-15 school year

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Whiteside Elementary Principal Cicely Alexander (Provided by LISD) Whiteside Elementary Principal Cicely Alexander (Provided by LISD)
Harwell Elementary Principal Jorge Sanchez (Provided by LISD) Harwell Elementary Principal Jorge Sanchez (Provided by LISD)

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Lubbock ISD Trustees named new principals for two elementary campuses at their meeting today. Jorge Sanchez was named principal of Harwell Elementary for the 2014-15 school year and Cicely Alexander was named principal for Whiteside Elementary.

Sanchez is currently the assistant principal at Harwell and Jackson Elementary Schools. He is a graduate of Texas Tech University and also received his master's degree from Tech. Sanchez joined Lubbock ISD in 1995 as a Spanish teacher and athletic coach.

Cicely Alexander is a graduate of Texas Tech University, earning both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Tech. Currently the assistant principal at Smith Elementary, Alexander began her teaching career in Lubbock ISD in 1996. She is also a certified school counselor.

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