Name Ed Reynolds the Principal of the merged HN/SPM Schools
328 Comments
E
Elaina Soucy
6 years ago
I am a graduate of Holy Name (class of 2004). I have witnessed first hand the passion Mr. Reynolds has for Holy Name and every one of his students. The fact that you have grossly overlooked his ability do to what can only be interpreted as personal vendetta is appalling. You should be ashamed of yourselves. What happened to what’s in the best interest of the students? Where are your so-called Catholic values? This is horrible. My heart hurts for both Holy Name and SPM
L
Leia Caminhas
6 years ago
He is a blessing to our kids.
N
Nathan Kiefer
6 years ago
This is the way
L
Lisa Bousbouras
6 years ago
I feel deceived. We thought it would definitely be Driscoll or Reynolds as principal. The ONE thing parents wanted was that and this is what we get!! Sad and disappointing.
K
Karen M O'Shea Corso HN Class of 1984
6 years ago
The new merger Catholic High School should have Mr.Reynolds as the principal. He is a wonderful leader. If the other principal is getting a new position with another school then why wouldn't Mr. Reynolds be considered/ named the principal.Holy Name is doing great things.A new Science lab,an upgraded theatre,painted throughout. Not to forget about the wind turbine. He has overseen it all. It's a no brainer.
M
Mary Gerolomo
6 years ago
Ed Reynolds is and will always be your # 1 asset . Where do you get someone who is always there for his faculty and students? I have been involved with Holy Name for over 30 years. The merger should be someone with at least the knowledge of what has and what will be in creating a smooth transition! Not someone who is unfamiliar with either schools workings! Make better choices for the sake of our Christian Community!
M
Maureen King
6 years ago
Have heard wonderful things about Ed Reynolds, surprised he was named principal.
P
Pam
6 years ago
Mr Reynolds has only the students best interest... cal anyone say the same about Mr Clark...
S
Susan Stowe
6 years ago
Edward Reynolds is a stand up guys and has dedicated his life to education and the church. He is well deserving of the principal pist
K
Kelly Donaghy
6 years ago
100%!!!!!!! Ed Reynolds!!!!
M
Maura Symonick
6 years ago
I support Ed Reynolds. He is an excellent communicator, very approachable, and an advocate for our children. He is an asset to the school and the diocese.
H
Heather Burden
6 years ago
We need a Principal who understands our students and traditions. It is a terrible idea not to hire one of the Principals we know and believe in during a time of uncertainty.
R
Ryan Gray
6 years ago
As a current football coach and a potential parent of a student of Holy Name, I support Ed.
J
Julia Mitchell
6 years ago
Holy Name school had consistent solid student enrollment for the 6 years prior to Dr. Perda and Mr. Clarke taking over. That was due to a great administration led by Ed Reynolds. It has declined in the 2 years that they have been in charge. They are putting nothing in place that leads me to have any hope that the decline won’t continue!!
J
Jeremy Blake-Johnson
6 years ago
Feels like the Diocese is consistently sabotaging their school system. If the Holy Name campus is sold, it will further prove that they are not doing things in the best intentions.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Ed should be the man to lead this new school.
S
Silvia Aldredge
6 years ago
Mr. Reynolds is a great principal and an asset to the school.
R
Russell watson
6 years ago
I find it hard to believe they would put this guy in charge, Ed was the only fiscally responsible person between the 2 schools, he had a clear cut plan in place before Clarke took over now both schools are suffering and in the red!!! I can’t help but to believe this is just the diocese grand plan to eventually bury both schools only to sell both properties and collect the money for the Realestate.
K
Ken Dunker
6 years ago
Ed Reynolds is the right man for the job
L
Lynn Tighe
6 years ago
Mr Reynolds deserves this position with no questions asked. Do what is right please.
I am a graduate of Holy Name (class of 2004). I have witnessed first hand the passion Mr. Reynolds has for Holy Name and every one of his students. The fact that you have grossly overlooked his ability do to what can only be interpreted as personal vendetta is appalling. You should be ashamed of yourselves. What happened to what’s in the best interest of the students? Where are your so-called Catholic values? This is horrible. My heart hurts for both Holy Name and SPM
He is a blessing to our kids.
This is the way
I feel deceived. We thought it would definitely be Driscoll or Reynolds as principal. The ONE thing parents wanted was that and this is what we get!! Sad and disappointing.
The new merger Catholic High School should have Mr.Reynolds as the principal. He is a wonderful leader. If the other principal is getting a new position with another school then why wouldn't Mr. Reynolds be considered/ named the principal.Holy Name is doing great things.A new Science lab,an upgraded theatre,painted throughout. Not to forget about the wind turbine. He has overseen it all. It's a no brainer.
Ed Reynolds is and will always be your # 1 asset . Where do you get someone who is always there for his faculty and students? I have been involved with Holy Name for over 30 years. The merger should be someone with at least the knowledge of what has and what will be in creating a smooth transition! Not someone who is unfamiliar with either schools workings! Make better choices for the sake of our Christian Community!
Have heard wonderful things about Ed Reynolds, surprised he was named principal.
Mr Reynolds has only the students best interest... cal anyone say the same about Mr Clark...
Edward Reynolds is a stand up guys and has dedicated his life to education and the church. He is well deserving of the principal pist
100%!!!!!!! Ed Reynolds!!!!
I support Ed Reynolds. He is an excellent communicator, very approachable, and an advocate for our children. He is an asset to the school and the diocese.
We need a Principal who understands our students and traditions. It is a terrible idea not to hire one of the Principals we know and believe in during a time of uncertainty.
As a current football coach and a potential parent of a student of Holy Name, I support Ed.
Holy Name school had consistent solid student enrollment for the 6 years prior to Dr. Perda and Mr. Clarke taking over. That was due to a great administration led by Ed Reynolds. It has declined in the 2 years that they have been in charge. They are putting nothing in place that leads me to have any hope that the decline won’t continue!!
Feels like the Diocese is consistently sabotaging their school system. If the Holy Name campus is sold, it will further prove that they are not doing things in the best intentions.
Ed should be the man to lead this new school.
Mr. Reynolds is a great principal and an asset to the school.
I find it hard to believe they would put this guy in charge, Ed was the only fiscally responsible person between the 2 schools, he had a clear cut plan in place before Clarke took over now both schools are suffering and in the red!!! I can’t help but to believe this is just the diocese grand plan to eventually bury both schools only to sell both properties and collect the money for the Realestate.
Ed Reynolds is the right man for the job
Mr Reynolds deserves this position with no questions asked. Do what is right please.