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During the recent Hillsborough County School Board meeting on May 6, 2025, two significant administrative appointments were announced, marking a new chapter for local schools. Superintendent Ayers introduced Thomas Snyder as the new principal of Durant High School and Brandy Anderson as the new principal of Seminole Heights Elementary.

Thomas Snyder, who has been with Hillsborough County Public Schools since 2004, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. He began his career as a teacher at Riverview High School and has held various positions, including assistant principal at Alonzo and Bloomingdale High Schools. His most recent role was as assistant principal for curriculum at Bloomingdale. The board and attendees celebrated his appointment, acknowledging his dedication and contributions to the district.
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Brandy Anderson, appointed as the principal of Seminole Heights Elementary, also has a strong background in education. She started her career in 2007 and has taught at several elementary schools within the district. Anderson has served as an assistant principal at multiple schools, including Cahoon Elementary and Shore Elementary, before her recent position at Heritage Elementary. Her appointment was met with enthusiasm from the board and her supporters.

These appointments reflect the district's commitment to leadership development and educational excellence. As both principals step into their new roles, they are expected to bring fresh perspectives and continued dedication to enhancing the educational experience for students in Hillsborough County. The community looks forward to the positive impact these leaders will have in their respective schools.

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