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Frederick County Public Schools 191 South East Street Frederick, MD 21701 301-644-5000 phone www.fcps.org 2016-2017 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES As a result of impending secondary promotions, retirement, resignation and transfers, staff recommends the following promotions effective July 1, 2016. 1. Jeffrey Marker’s resignation will create a principal vacancy at Oakdale High School. Staff recommends the promotion of Donna Clabaugh to principal of Oakdale High School. 2. Jethro Reid’s promotion to Director of Student Services creates a principal vacancy at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Staff recommends the promotion of Dr. Daniel Lippy to principal of Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. 3. Nancy Doll’s transfer to Linganore High School creates a principal vacancy at Brunswick High School. Staff recommends the promotion of Michael Dillman to principal of Brunswick High School. 4. Staff recommends the promotion of David Franceschina to acting principal of Frederick High School. 5. David Franceschina’s promotion to acting principal creates an assistant principal vacancy at Frederick High School. Staff recommends the promotion of Helen Golibart to assistant principal of Frederick High School. 6. Christine Stone’s transfer to Gov. Thomas Johnson High School creates an assistant principal vacancy at Urbana High School. Staff recommends the promotion of Cynthia Braslow to assistant principal of Urbana High School. 7. Danny Rumpf’s transfer to Middletown High School creates an assistant principal vacancy at Walkersville High school. Staff recommends new hire Cindy Johnson to be promoted as assistant principal of Walkersville High School. Promotion(s) to Secondary Principals Name Current Position Promoted to: Reason for Vacancy Principal Principal Jeffrey Marker Donna Clabaugh Crestwood Middle Oakdale High Resignation Jet Reid Assistant Principal Principal Dr. Daniel Lippy Promotion to Director Gov. Thomas Johnson High Gov. Thomas Johnson High of Student Services Assistant Principal Principal Nancy Doll Michael Dillman Tuscarora High Brunswick High TR to Linganore High Assistant Principal Acting Principal David New Position Franceschina Frederick High Frederick High New Hire Secondary Assistant Principal Principal Danny Rumpf Assistant Principal Cindy Johnson Northern Arizona Academy TR to Middletown Walkersville High High Taylor, AZ Transfer(s) Secondary Principals Name Current Position Transferred to: Reason for Vacancy Principal Principal David Kehne Nancy Doll Brunswick High Linganore High TR to Urbana High Principal Principal Jay Berno David Kehne Linganore High Urbana High Retirement Promotion(s) to Secondary Assistant Principals Name Current Position Promoted to: Reason for Vacancy David Franceschina Acting Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Helen Golibart Promotion to Acting Urbana High Frederick High Principal Helen Golibart English Teacher Assistant Principal Cynthia Braslow Promotion to Oakdale High Urbana High Assistant Principal Transfer(s) Secondary Assistant Principals Name Current Position Transferred to: Reason for Vacancy Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Michelle Gilmore Christine Stone Urbana High Gov. Thomas Johnson High TR to Linganore High Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Christopher Bittner Danny Rumpf Walkersville High Middletown High TR to Linganore High Gregory Keller Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Christopher Bittner TR to Walkersville Middletown High Linganore High High William Caulfield Acting Principal Assistant Principal Michael Chavez TR to Gov. Thomas Urbana High Oakdale High Johnson High Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Dr. Daniel Lippy William Caulfield Oakdale High Gov. Thomas Johnson High Promotion to Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Marcus Allen Jason Lininger Walkersville High Catoctin High TR to Urbana High Helen Golibart Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Marcus Allen Promotion to Catoctin High Urbana High Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Jan Witt Michelle Gilmore Gov. Thomas Johnson High Linganore High Retirement Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Jason Lininger Gregory Keller Linganore High Walkersville High TR to Catoctin High Donna Clabaugh received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business and Finance in 1990 from Mount Saint Mary’s College and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Mount in 2005. In 1997, Ms. Clabaugh began her teaching career as a Business/Career and Technology teacher at Walkersville High School. She remained at Walkersville High School until 2004, when she transferred to Catoctin High School. In 2005, Ms. Clabaugh was promoted to assistant principal at Middletown High School. After serving five years at Middletown High School, she transferred to Tuscarora High and then to Frederick High in 2013, before she began her current assignment as principal for Crestwood Middle School. Dr. Daniel Lippy received a Bachelor’s Degree in history from the University of Maryland in 1993 and a Master’s degree in Administration and Supervision from McDaniel College in 2000. In addition, he received his Doctorate of Education in Administrative Leadership for Teaching and Learning in 2011. Dr. Lippy began his teaching career in 1996 as a Social Studies teacher at West Frederick Middle School. In 2001, he was promoted to assistant principal of New Market Middle School. He later transferred to New Market Middle School in 2004 and then Crestwood Middle School in 2012. Since 2013, Dr. Lippy has served as assistant principal at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Michael Dillman received a Bachelor’s Degree in English in 2002 from Hood College and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership in 2006 from Hood College. Mr. Dillman began his teaching career in 2002 as an English teacher at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. In 2007, he was promoted to assistant principal of Linganore High School. Since 2011, Mr. Dillman has served as assistant principal at Tuscarora High School. David Franceschina received a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education in 2002 from Shepherd University and a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership in 2007 from the University of Phoenix. Mr. Franceschina began his teaching career at Heather Ridge School in 2002 as a Music/Science teacher. In 2003, he transferred to Walkersville High School and served as a Music teacher until 2007. In 2007, he transferred to Middletown Middle School and then Tuscarora High School in 2009 serving as a Music teacher. Mr. Franceschina was promoted to assistant principal in 2010 at Linganore High School. Since 2013, he has served as an assistant principal at Frederick High School. Helen Golibart received a Bachelor of Science degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology in 1985 from West Virginia University and a Master of Science degree in Special Education in 1998 from Western Maryland College. Ms. Golibart began her teaching career in 1990 at Heather Ridge School as a Special Education teacher. In 1996, she transferred to Urbana High School where she served as a Special Education Department Chairperson. Since 2006, Ms. Golibart has served as the International Baccalaureate Coordinator at Urbana High School. Cynthia Braslow received a Bachelor’s degree in English and Spanish in 1994 from Rutgers University and a Master’s of Science degree in Curriculum and Instruction in 2005 from McDaniel College. Ms. Braslow began her teaching career in 2004 as an English teacher at Urbana High School. Since 2010, she has been serving as an HSA Intervention Teacher at Oakdale High School. Cindy Johnson received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science in 1994 from Texas A&M University and a Master’s of Arts degree in Public Administration in 1996 from American University. Ms. Johnson began her teaching career in 1998 as a World History teacher at Irving High School in Irving, Texas. In 2002, she moved to Arizona and served as a teacher at Show Low High School until 2008. In 2010, Ms. Johnson was promoted to principal at Northern Arizona Academy. .
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