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High School Principal Takes AD Job

Mike Cring
Mike Cring

COOPERSTOWN – Mike Cring, Cooperstown High School principal since 1995, has resigned to accept an athletic director position at a larger school.

Locally, he had recently been reassigned to a new position at the high school, combining director of curriculum and athletic director responsibilities.  Due to the shift in responsibilities, a search is already underway for a new high school principal.

He will be departing at a time of transition in the CCS district.






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