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Former Richardson ISD Student Returns to Lead Middle School

Dr. Carrie Greer, a Liberty Junior High alumna, has been appointed principal of her former middle school, with her ex-math teacher serving as assistant principal.

Renata Ferris

August 14, 20261 min read

Educational leadership - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Educational leadership - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Dr. Carrie Greer is returning to Richardson Independent School District in a leadership role this academic year. She has been named the new principal at a local middle school.

Greer’s connection to the district runs deep. She is an alumna of Liberty Junior High School, where she attended classes before moving into administration.

In an unusual professional twist, Greer will work alongside one of her former educators. Her previous math teacher has joined the administration team as her assistant principal at the school.

The appointment marks a full-circle moment for Greer, who is now guiding students through the same institution she once attended. The Richardson ISD community is seeing a familiar face take charge of daily operations and educational strategy at the middle school level.

Details regarding the specific name of the middle school were not provided in the initial report. Information about Greer’s tenure prior to this appointment or her educational background beyond her high school affiliation was also not included in the available source material.

Source: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.

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https://www.nbcdfw.com/video/news/local/back-where-it-began-former-student-returns-to-lead-richardson-isd-middle-school/4061944/?amp

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Renata Ferris

Renata Ferris writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Richardson.

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