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Teacher reads letter nominating Beth Cadarette for Main Street principal
Summary
A kindergarten teacher read a letter at public comment nominating Assistant Principal Beth Cadarette to be the next principal at Main Street School, citing more than a decade of service and leadership in attendance, behavior supports, MTSS and campus safety.
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Shannon Taber, who identified herself as a kindergarten teacher at Main Street School and a resident, read a letter during public comment nominating Assistant Principal Beth Cadarette to be the next principal of Main Street School.
Shannon said the signers of the nomination strongly support Cadarette and noted her ‘‘over a decade’’ of service to the school as assistant principal. The letter described Cadarette as ‘‘thoughtful, detail‑oriented and highly reliable’’ and said she has overseen attendance, behavior supports, MTSS, intervention programs, equity work and campus safety. "She fosters open and proactive communication while addressing challenges with honesty and care," Shannon read from the letter.
The speaker asked the board to consider Cadarette for principal to ensure "stability and continued progress for our students, staffs, and family," and closed the public comment by thanking the board. There was no formal board response recorded in the public portion of the meeting regarding the nomination.
The nomination was recorded in public comment; any personnel action (hiring or appointment) would appear in future board notices if the board moves from discussion to decision.

