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Mifflin High School Mifflin High School Administration Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020 at 6:30 pm All ceremonies will be aired live on the CCS Facebook page and YouTube channel, the Columbus Educational Access Channel, and WCBE 90.5 FM. Mifflin High School Mifflin High School Administration Mrs. Kimberly Mills, Principal Mr. Gregory Wilcoxon, Assistant Principal Ms. Sandra Santos, Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Krabill, Dean of Students Board of Education President - Jennifer Adair Vice President - Ramona R. Reyes Board Members Michael Cole Eric S. Brown James Ragland Carol Beckerle Dr. Tina D. Pierce Superintendent of Schools Dr. Talisa Dixon Area Superintendent Mrs. Diane Agnes Mission Statement The mission of Columbus City Schools is that each student is highly educated, prepared for leadership and service, and empowered for success as a citizen in a global community. Mifflin High School Class of 2020 Officers Magdalena Amaya, President Darianny Santiago, Vice-President Shukri Dini, Secretary Tylik Gore, Cabinet Marcus McGhee, Cabinet Class Advisors Ebony McIntosh and Jason Fields Class Valedictorian Rebecca Adejumo Class Salutatorian Halimo Matan Mifflin Mission Statement: “Punchers have a responsibility to strive for excellence through our service, sacrifice, scholarship and personal accountability to ourselves and our community. ” Commencement Program Processional The Graduating Class Opening Remarks Ms. Kimberly Mills, Principal The National Anthem Mifflin Mission Statement Magdalena Amaya, Class President The Pledge of Allegiance Magdalena Amaya, Class President Class Speakers Magdalena Amaya, Class President Halima Matan, Salutatorian Keynote Speakers Al Roker Deborah Roberts Remarks and Certification Mrs. Kimberly Mills, Principal Presentation of Diplomas Columbus Board of Education Ms. Kimberly Mills, Principal Traditional Tassel Turn Magdalena Amaya, Class President Closing Remarks Ms. Kimberly Mills, Principal Recessional The Graduating Class of 2020 As a host and weatherman of NBC’s Today Show, along with Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, Al Roker has the undivided attention of the nation (over 30 million viewers per week) every weekday morning as America prepares for school and work. Spanning more than 40 years on TV and 13 Emmy awards, Al conducts interviews with celebrities and news- makers around the world and does a wide variety of segments on every imaginable subject. Al also co-anchors the popular Third Hour of Today, presenting lifestyle segments that touch all Americans. In addition to his on-air NBC duties, Al also hosts Off The Rails with Dylan Dreyer and Sheinelle Jones, Tues- days on TODAY Radio on SiriusXM, and COLD CUTS with Al Roker on Today.com and YouTube as part of the Today Originals series. Al is also an accomplished television producer. He is the owner and CEO of Al Roker Entertainment, Inc., cre- ating a vast array of programs for cable, digital, social media, and home video. Notably, Al was the Executive Producer of the award-winning Coast Guard Alaska and Coast Guard Florida series for The Weather Channel, now airing nightly on Pluto TV. As a bestselling author with 12 acclaimed books to his credit, Al’s mystery novel, The Morning Show Murders (part of a 3-book mystery fiction trilogy), is now a TV staple airing on Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, star- ring Holly Robinson Peete and Rick Fox. Al’s latest (and 13th) book is slated for release on July 28, 2020. You Look So Much Better In Person - True Stories Of Absurdity and Success is a humorous collection of essays based on lessons for living a happy life and achieving success through the power of saying "yes!" Al made his Broadway stage debut in Waitress the Musical to rave reviews in October 2018 at the Brooks At- kinson Theatre in New York City, playing the part of Old Joe, the owner of Joe’s Diner. He reprised this role in November 2019. Al lives in New York City with his wife, ABC Correspondent, Deborah Roberts, and has three kids. Deborah Roberts is an award-winning ABC News Correspondent for 20/20, Nightline, Good Morning Ameri- ca, and ABC World News Tonight with David Muir. A media veteran, Roberts is a highly respected journalist who has traveled the world in her reporting. Roberts’ long-form reports on 20/20 have consistently produced extraordinary narratives such as her profile of first lady Michelle Obama and Ivanka Trump. Roberts has won multiple Emmy awards for her international and national coverage of world events, including her poignant reporting on an Ethiopian American woman’s emotional journey back to her African village to discover her long lost mother. 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COORDINATOR ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jarrett, Allen Reamsnider, Greg Osman, Ali Dain, Kathy Samantar, Mahamoud CAFETERIA Seleem, Amany TREASURER Barksdale Lakisha Morgan, Renee Gray, Carolyn LIBRARIAN Gray, Walter Mangette, Anthony Turns, Barbara Mathias, Susie NURSE Qualls, Nacole Dooley, Heidi COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS PSYCHOLOGIST SITE COORDINATOR Goettel, AnnMarie Carrington, Darin RESOURCE OFFICER COUNSELORS Dungey, Amando Cole, Lois A, 9th & 10th Kliner, Lisa SAFETY AND SECURITY Rundio, Tiffany 11th Dorsey,Robert Simatacolos, Cindy 12th Harris, Bydea Johnson, Andre
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