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he managed flight, ground and weapons
safety for 106,700 personnel and 1,400
aircraft in all U.S. states and territories.
He currently works as an Aviation Safety
Consultant.
2017 Hall of Fame
Inductees Named
A total of eight Hampton High School
graduates who excelled in a variety
of sports were inducted into the 2017
Hampton Athletic Hall of Fame. A
dinner reception will be held at 6 p.m.
on Saturday, Sept. 16, at the Wildwood
Country Club, located at 2195 Sample
Road in Allison Park.
The 2017 Hall of Famers are: Robert
Bosilovic, Kristen Everhart (Lawler), Sean
Hennessey, Herb Ludwig, James Miller,
Blake Moores, Jordan Paskorz and Melanie
Schaffer.
The eight athletes were also recognized
during the pre-game ceremony at the
Sept. 15 football game against Moon.
Kickoff was at 7 p.m.
For more information, contact the
Athletics Director at 412.492.6389.
Joshua Cable
HTSD Welcomes New
Building Principals
The Hampton Township School District
welcomes to the team Joshua Cable and
Michael Silbaugh.
At the August 7 meeting, the Board of
School Directors unanimously approved
Cable as the Assistant Principal at Hampton
High School. Cable’s effective date of hire
was August 1. He is replacing Dr. Stephen
Pellathy, who resigned in June.
Cable previously served as an assistant
principal and social studies teacher
with Colleton County High School in
Walterboro, S.C., from July 2009 through
June 2017. He also has experience in
a STEM School within a School Model,
Project-Based Learning and developing
positive cultures of learning. With his
background as an assistant principal at
Colleton County High School, he exhibited
a sound decision-making framework based
upon the law and best practices for high
school administration. He possesses a
master’s degree in Educational Leadership
from Purdue University, Calumet.
“It is an honor to be joining the
Hampton High School staff,” says Cable.
“Coming from a one-to-one, project-based
learning environment, I am excited to be
involved in the Digital Transformation the
District is undertaking. It is going to add a
new avenue of learning and engagement
for our students.”
The Board also unanimously approved
the appointment of Michael Silbaugh as
the Assistant Principal at Hampton Middle
School. He is filling the former role of
Marlynn Lux, who was appointed by the
Michael Silbaugh
Board of School Directors to serve as the
HMS Principal on June 12.
Silbaugh previously served as the
Assistant Principal at Pine Richland High
School from May 2012 to present. He
holds a Level II Permanent Administrative
Certificate and a master’s degree of science
in curriculum and instruction from St.
Vincent’s College. He is working toward a
doctoral degree with Gannon University.
“I am extremely honored to be part
of the Hampton Township School
District,” says Silbaugh. “I look forward to
collaborating with staff and community
members to meet the needs of the
students and carry on Hampton’s tradition
of excellence. Engaging in the work to
ensure Hampton’s vision for innovat ive
teaching and learning will be an exciting
opportunity for my professional growth,
which in turn will have an impact on the
growth of our educational community as
a whole.”
Silbaugh will be starting his new
position at HMS on October 9. Dr. Roberta
Good – who has been serving as Acting
Assistant Principal since June 2016— will
graciously continue serving the Middle
School in that capacity until Silbaugh’s
arrival.
“I am really looking forward to working
with Mr. Silbaugh,” says Lux. “He not
only comes with a lot of administrative
experience, but he also is very passionate
and excited to work with middle school
students.”
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