a smooth transition for them to
their new schools, Gallagher
said.
Public input on the proposed
attendance boundary changes
can be voiced during the
Northville Board of Education
meeting at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept
8 at Hillside Middle School, 775
NorthCenter St.
Questions and comments can
also
be
mailed
to
for
follow up by the appropriate
district administrator.
Gallagher said a decision on
the boundary changes is expect-
ed as early as the Sept. 8 meet-
ing.
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The Still Got It' Players pro-
duction of The Red Velvet Cake
War, will take to the state at the
Village Theater at Cherry Hill in
Canton thisweekend.
This southern-fried comedy
features married couple, Frank
and Sandy McCay of Canton in
their second Still Got It produc-
tion,
The McCays, married 31
years, agreed that they enjoy the
stage work with their mate., “We
enjoy going to look for acces-
sories for our costumes and it
always seems to result inme buy-
ing lunch.
We find ourselves using lines
from the play in everyday con-
versation and calling each other
by our character name. Great
conversation starter with friends
and people we meet,” Frank
McCay said.
“Being in a play with my
spouse is great fun. The interest-
ing and helpful thing about being
in a play together is we can help
each other with our lines and
give helpful suggestions. We get
to meet new people, and I con-
sider it almost like a date night. I
make him take me out after
rehearsals. We will definitely do
more plays together,” Sandy
McCay agreed.
The Red Velvet Cake War
takes the Main Stage for six per-
formances including 7:30 p.m.
shows Friday and Saturday. The
performances begin at 2 p.m. on
Saturday and Sunday. Doors
open a half hour before show
time. Run time is one hour and
30 minutes with a 15 minute
intermission.
Tickets are priced at $16-$18
and can be purchased by calling
the box office at (734) 394-5300 or
visiting
ersmi.org/. Tickets are also avail-
able for purchase at the box
office one hour prior to show
time.
The Village Theater at Cherry
Hill is located at 50400 Cherry
Hill Road inCanton.
A strong educational leader
with experience as both an inter-
vention specialist and elementary
school principal, Katie E. Booth
has been named principal of
Northville Public Schools Silver
SpringsElementary School.
Members of the Northville
Board of Education unanimously
approved Booth's appointment at
their Aug. 11 meeting. She suc-
ceedsMelissaHunt, who resigned
in June tomovewith her husband
to Washington, D.C. where he was
transferredby his employer.
Booth, who will assume her
new post immediately, comes to
Northville Public Schools from
Wayne-Westland Community
Schools, where she most recently
served as principal of Hamilton
Elementary School for the past
two years. In her seven years with
Wayne-Westland schools, Booth
also served as an intervention
specialist, district elementary
math content leader, and a fourth
and fifth grade classroom teacher.
Prior to joining Wayne-Westland,
she worked for four years at the
West Village Academy in
Dearborn as a fifth grade teacher
and later a campus director. In
her tenure at Hamilton
Elementary School, Booth and
her staff made significant gains in
student achievement, moving the
school off the Michigan
Department of Education
“Priority” status list in just two
years, and bringing positive
change to the school's culture and
climate, according to a statement
from the district. She also has
extensive experience in The
Leader in Me innovative school-
wide model for leadership and
learning.
“Katie Booth's strengths and
experiences as a building princi-
pal and instructional leader are
exceptional,” said Northville
Superintendent of Schools Mary
Kay Gallagher. “She is a compas-
sionate and collaborative leader
who seeks input, listens, and
works with others to gain mutual
respect and learn from other per-
spectives. Katie will build on the
positive and cooperative culture
that already exists among the stu-
dents, teachers, staff and families
at Silver Springs.”
Booth has a bachelor of arts in
Organizational Studies from the
University of Michigan; a bache-
lor of arts in Elementary
Education from Saginaw Valley
State University, and a Master of
Arts in Educational Leadership:
K-12 Administration fromEastern
MichiganUniversity.
“As a member of the Silver
Springs team, I will aspire to con-
tinue to build on the productive
learning environment that
already exists among students,
teachers, staff and families, with
the goal of fostering student
achievement,” Booth said. “I seek
to promote a school culture that
works in partnership with fami-
lies and the community to ensure
that wemake a difference in each
of our student's lives.”
Booth lives in Novi, with her
husband, Robert, and their two
children, Robert, 9 andHadley, 8.
Making
it official
The
Canton
Police
Department welcomed new
police officer Franco Harris to
the department last week
when he took his oath of
office administered by
Canton Township Clerk Terry
Bennett. All new police offi-
cers in Canton are required
to successfully complete a
16-week instructor-led field
training program, prior to
working on their own. This
program is designed to orien-
tate and develop recruit offi-
cers, maximizing their poten-
tial and providing them with
the tools necessary to suc-
cessfully make the transition
into their new position as a
Canton Police Officer, officials
said.
I make
him take me
out after
rehearsals.
”
‘Cake Wars’ takes to stage
New principal welcomes students back to class
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