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Show A-15 The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, December 8-10, 2010 By Douglas Gree wood WINTER BREAK » INTRODUCING NEW FACULTY Park City School District: Monday, Dec. 20 - Sunday, Jan. 2 Kathy Einhorn is the new principal at Trailside Elementary School Students at Trailside Elementary School call her Mrs. Unicorn, because Einhorn is German for unicorn. "I give them permission to do that and they just crack up each time they say it," Principal Kathy Einhorn said. Einhorn taught in Department of Defense schools for 24 years all throughout the world, most recently coming from a threeyear position as the principal for two schools, two miles apart, in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Shortly after retiring from her position with federal education, she said she didn't intend to continue in the field. But with encouragement from a daughter, son-inlaw and two grandchildren in the Park City area, Einhorn applied for and secured the position of principal at Trailside Elementary School. She earned her bachelor's degree in special education and psychology from the University of Utah in 1983 and taught in Salt Lake for two years. She taught in Ft. Benning, Ga for a year before beginning her career with the Department of Defense in Germany from 1986 to 1990, where she watched the Berlin Wall fall. She and her family returned to Georgia where she earned her master's degree in learning disabilities from Columbus College in 1993 and an administration and supervision specialist degree from Columbus State University in 1997. As Einhorn traveled throughout the world as an administrator for Department of Defense schools, she continued her education. She earned a doc- torate in instructional leadership in 2008 from Argosy University, with campuses in 13 states nationwide. The way she approached her career gave her the qualities schools districts currently look for in administrators, according to Einhorn. "The snift has been to go from principals just as kind of a manager to an instructional leader," she said. "1 feel like since I have such a good background in curriculum and assessment and instruction that it really has prepared me for the role of principal as instructional leader." Einhorn receives the type of support she needs from the district, her faculty, the Parent-Teacher Association and the community, which makes the difference between a good education and the best for the children. North Summrt School District: Thursday, Dec. 23 - Sunday, Jan. 2 South Summrt School District: Thursday, Dec. 23 - Sunday, Jan. 2 HARTMAN HEATING A N D A I R CONDITIONING COMMERCIALftRESIDENTIAL 435-214-4316 www.hartmanheating.com Kathy Einhorn she said. "It's not only that they value education, but they value excellence," Einhorn said. "They not only want the best schools, but they demand the best schools. That's a good thing." Musicians perform with state band The Utah Music Educators Association recently announced the AllState Band and Orchestra for 2011 after September auditions. Four Park City High School students were selected to play in concert with other top high school musicians from around the state. Three will be playing in the All-State Band. Grady Tesch, percussion, Derrick Dymalski, clarinet, and Emerson Baumgartner, trumpet. Emma Johnson will play the bassoon in the AllState Orchestra. The concert is scheduled for 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 22, at Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City. Chris Taylor is the director of Park City High School bands and Bret Hughes is the assistant director of bands. Various sizes available COURTESY OF LISA JOHNSON From left: Grady Tesch, Derrick Dymalski, Emma Johnson and Emerson Baumgartner will perform with the All-State Band and Orchestra in January. 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