Smith new assistant principal at Cave Spring Elementary

Kimberly Smith has been named by the Roanoke County School Board as the new assistant principal at Cave Spring Elementary, effective July 1.

Smith first joined Roanoke County Public Schools in 1995 as a special education teacher at William Byrd High School.  She has taught special education students at Cave Spring High School, Roland E. Cook Elementary School, Herman L. Horn Elementary School and Bent Mountain Elementary School.  She most recently was a special education coordinator and 6^th grade math teacher at Hidden Valley Middle School.

Smith holds a Bachelors Degree from the State University of New York at Potsdam and a Masters Degree from Buffalo State University of New York.

“We look forward to working with Kim as she takes on this new role,” said Roanoke County Superintendent Dr. Lorraine Lange.  “Kim’s experience in special education will be a valuable asset to Cave Spring Elementary,” Dr. Lange added.

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