AHS Principal Heather McKay is “very excited for Mr. Rasmussen.” She thinks it will be a great opportunity for him to have his own building. McKay is “excited to work with Mr. Alexander because of all of his qualities and strengths.” In regard to the high school students, McKay said it’s “going to be a big change and they will have to build relationships with Mr. Alexander.” McKay will be doing her best to support both the administrators.

Athletic Director/Vice Principal Josh Rasmussen is excited for the oncoming change. “I wanted to have my own building. It’s always been one of my goals.” He said he won’t have to go to after-school activities as much, but still wants “to be a part of them.” He believes “things happen for a reason and I’m moving on to do something different.”

Schuler Elementary Principal/Curriculum Director Matt Alexander disagrees with the change for personal and family reasons, especially because of the evening demands that the athletic director/ vice principal position requires.  “With that being said, I will embrace this role because I am a professional administrator and the staff and students at AHS deserve nothing short of the best when it comes to academic and extra-curricular programs.”