Choctaw High School graduate returns as principal

David Reid is the new principal of Choctaw High School

 
BY JIM BECKEL jbeckel@opubco.com | Modified: August 22, 2012 at 8:56 pm | Published: August 22, 2012    Comment on this article Leave a comment

photo - David Reid walks among students waiting to get on buses at the end of the school day. Tuesday was Reid’s first day as principal of Choctaw High School. Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman
David Reid walks among students waiting to get on buses at the end of the school day. Tuesday was Reid’s first day as principal of Choctaw High School. Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman

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Superintendent Jim McCharen said he is excited about Reid's return to the high school as principal.

Reid has been a teacher and administrator in the district for 18 years. Before his promotion to the high school's top post, he served as principal for nine years at Nicoma Park Middle School.

McCharen said Reid's passion for educating children attracted the attention of administrators a number of years ago and they have followed his teaching career closely.

“Not only is David a veteran teacher in our school system, he's also a product of our school system,” McCharen said.

McCharen said Reid's “relationship with the patrons of our district” couldn't be overlooked. He said Reid fits in well with the goals of the school system as it continues to experience growth.

He referred to Reid as a cutting edge administrator and a leader in instructional technology.

“As a teacher, I learned that not one size fits all,” Reid said. “What works well for one student may not work for another.”

His approach to teaching is “meeting the kids' needs where they are now and helping them expand their horizons.”

He said his dream is to shake the hand of every senior when they walk across the stage to receive their diplomas.

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