Lewiston School Committee Approves Nominees Gabby Blaise, Emily Shaner, and Hayden Tittle

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In a spirited gathering at Lewiston City Hall, the Lewiston Public Schools School Committee convened to discuss pivotal nominations for leadership positions within Lewiston High School. The meeting, marked by enthusiasm and community spirit, began with the Pledge of Allegiance and introductions from committee members, setting a collaborative tone for the evening.

The highlight of the meeting was the unanimous approval of three key nominations for assistant principal roles at Lewiston High School. First up was Gabrielle Blaise, a beloved physical education teacher and a proud graduate of Lewiston High. Principal Radke passionately introduced her, emphasizing her extensive experience, including coaching and serving as a senior class advisor. Blaise expressed her excitement about the new challenge, stating, “Lewiston is my second home,” and her commitment to fostering a welcoming school culture.

Following Blaise, Emily Shaner was nominated for the assistant principal position. Having joined the school as a Spanish teacher in 2018, Shaner has made significant contributions, including her role as dean of students and interim assistant principal. Her ability to connect with students from diverse backgrounds was highlighted as a valuable asset. Shaner shared her gratitude for the opportunity, stating, “I hope to help others do the same and continue to serve the kids because that's why we're here.”

The final nomination was for Hayden Tittle, who has been a multilingual teacher and team leader since 2018. His deep commitment to the Lewiston community and expertise in multilingual education were underscored by his colleagues. Tittle expressed his enthusiasm for continuing to serve the community he loves.

Each nomination was met with unanimous support from the committee, reflecting a strong consensus on the importance of these leaders in shaping the future of Lewiston High School. As the meeting concluded, the committee members left with a renewed sense of purpose, eager to support the new leadership team in their mission to enhance the educational experience for all students in Lewiston.

Converted from Lewiston Public Schools School Committee Meeting 4/28/2025 meeting on July 21, 2025
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