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Erica McColl

It’s a game of musical chairs.

Erica McColl, who was hired as the assistant principal at Coupeville Middle and High School this fall, is moving down the street to become the interim principal at the elementary school.

She replaces David Ebersole, who is retiring as of Oct. 31.

McColl’s current position will be filled on an interim basis by Special Services Director Allyson Cundiff.

And who replaces Cundiff in her current job, at least on an interim basis?

That will be announced soon, said Coupeville Schools Superintendent Shannon Leatherwood, who expressed her gratitude to all involved.

It starts with Ebersole, who has been a very popular leader at CES.

“After many years of dedicated service, Mr. Ebersole has made the decision to retire,” Leatherwood said.

“We are grateful for his contributions to our school district and wish him all the best in his retirement.

“Please join us in expressing our appreciation for his years of service.”

His interim replacement, McColl, came to Coupeville from Anacortes, and has prior experience at the elementary level as both a counselor and paraeducator.

Erica brings a strong commitment to student belonging and happiness and will be a valuable asset to our leadership team,” Leatherwood said.

Cundiff offers “a wealth of experience both within our district as our Special Services Director and as a principal in a neighboring district.

“She will continue to provide exceptional leadership and support to our students and staff,” Leatherwood added.

“We congratulate Erica and Allyson on their new roles and are confident in their ability to lead our schools.”

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Want to know what’s going on at Coupeville Elementary School?

The answer is simple — show up for curriculum night.

All the info you need? It’s in the pic above, so move your eyes upward.

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David Ebersole, seen with teacher Jen Mostafavinassab, has been the backbone of Coupeville Elementary School for many years.

David Ebersole, one of the best-liked school administrators on Whidbey Island, appears to be calling it a career.

The longtime Coupeville Elementary School principal has tendered his resignation, which will be effective Oct. 31.

The move was approved by the school board Thursday at its monthly meeting.

Near the end of the meeting, Coupeville Schools Superintendent Shannon Leatherwood took a moment to praise Ebersole.

Dave, the impact you have made on this district is huge and great, and I hear that from everybody,” she said.

“You leave really difficult shoes to fill. Thank you for your service.”

Ebersole will be honored by the board at its October meeting.

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Volleyball fever sweeps the land. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Join the volleyball revolution.

Coupeville Elementary School students in grades K-5 can take part in two free skills clinics in October.

The clinics, run by CHS coaches and players, are set for Oct. 2 and 9.

Both of those are early release Wednesdays (2:30 PM for elementary school students), with the clinics set to run from 3:00-4:30 at the high school gym.

High school athletes will provide an escort for their younger counterparts to walk from CES down the street to the gym.

There is no charge to take part, but parents need to register their children by popping over to:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenEpA3nVo5Bpi6HlYJHVZHVyJiD1DevMVJD3pzTig6tWSa1g/viewform

For questions, contact CHS head volleyball coach Cory Whitmore at cwhitmore@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

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Get the scoop two ways.

Coupeville Elementary School is hosting a back-to-school night Thursday, Aug. 29, with ice cream the big drawing card.

For all the pertinent info, pop back up to the photo above.

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