NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio -- The North Ridgeville Board of Education has approved the hiring of two key members of the faculty and administration.
Amy Bohm has been hired as the new assistant principal at Liberty Elementary school, while Casey Bernhardt has been tapped as the new varsity girls golf coach.
Bohm brings more than two decades of experience in education and a strong background in instructional leadership and student support.
Currently a third-grade teacher in the Avon Lake City School District, Bohm has spent the last several years fostering student growth and mentoring fellow educators.
Prior to her work in Avon Lake, she taught third and fourth grade in Michigan’s Lake Orion Community Schools and also served as an instructional coach.
Throughout her career, she has been an active participant in various school and district-level leadership committees, contributing to curriculum development, staff training and school improvement initiatives, according to North Ridgeville Schools officials.
“We are thrilled to welcome Mrs. Bohm to the Liberty Elementary family,” Principal Brianne Puleo said.
“Her deep commitment to student success, along with her instructional expertise and leadership experience, make her a perfect fit for our school.
“I look forward to the impact she will have on our students, staff and families.”
Bohm will fill the role previously held by Jennifer Pinzone, who has taken a new position in the district. That transition will take place this summer.
“I’m incredibly excited to join the Liberty Elementary community,” Bohm said.
“From the moment I began learning about North Ridgeville City Schools, I was drawn to the district’s focus on academic excellence and its strong sense of community.
“I look forward to supporting our staff, students and families as we work together to create a positive and enriching school experience.”
A 2015 graduate of North Ridgeville High School, Bernhardt brings a strong sense of community pride and a passion for mentoring student-athletes, school officials said.
He previously coached seventh- grade volleyball in the Columbus City Schools and is currently a volunteer assistant coach for the North Ridgeville Rangers’ freshman baseball team.
His commitment to giving back to his hometown and supporting local youth made him a standout candidate for the golf coach role, school officials noted.
“I’m incredibly honored and excited to take on this position,” Bernhardt said.
“As a proud North Ridgeville graduate, it means so much to be able to give back to a program and community that helped shape who I am.
“I’m looking forward to helping our student-athletes grow both on and off the course.”
Athletic Director Don Sparks expressed confidence in Bernhardt’s leadership and enthusiasm.
“Casey is a great addition to our coaching staff,” Sparks said.
“His energy, dedication to our students and connection to the North Ridgeville community make him the right fit to lead our girls golf program forward.”
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