Manassas Park City Schools Welcomes New Principal Kip Tuttle

The Manassas Park City Schools Board held a work session on June 6, 2022, where key discussions included the introduction of the new principal for Manassas Park Middle School and recognition of student achievements.

The meeting began with a light-hearted acknowledgment of the recent Olympics, with board members expressing their enthusiasm for the event and congratulating a student named Trey for his participation in Boys State, highlighting the importance of such opportunities for youth.

The main focus of the session was the introduction of Kip Tuttle as the new principal of Manassas Park Middle School. Pam Kelso, a member of the administration, presented Tuttle, praising her extensive experience and leadership qualities. Tuttle, who has served as an assistant principal in Clark County since 2006, was recognized for her commitment to educational excellence and community engagement. She has received accolades, including being named the Virginia Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year in 2019.

In her remarks, Tuttle expressed her excitement about joining the Manassas Park City Schools community. She emphasized her dedication to fostering strong relationships with staff, students, and families, and her commitment to upholding the traditions of academic excellence within the school. Tuttle looks forward to collaborating with the community to prepare students for future success.

The board welcomed Tuttle warmly, expressing eagerness to work with her and congratulating her on her daughter's recent graduation and upcoming enrollment at the University of Virginia.

The meeting concluded with a positive atmosphere, reflecting the board's commitment to supporting new leadership and celebrating student achievements within the district.