Stephanie L. Magyar Appointed by the Salisbury Board of Education as Principal of Salisbury Central School

SALISBURY—On Monday, May 22, 2017, the Salisbury Board of Education formally selected Stephanie L. Magyar as its new principal, effective July 1, 2017.

Mrs. Magyar has been a teacher and a teacher leader in Region One since 2013 at Cornwall Consolidated

School. She began her teaching career as an English teacher at Wamogo Regional High School before

transitioning to the Region One School District. During her tenure at Cornwall Consolidated School, she

was the acting Administrator when the Principal was away from the building, was a member of numerous

regional committees, and was the middle school team coordinator. Further, Stephanie has been a strong

voice as part of the Region One Professional Development and Teacher Evaluation Committee.

Prior to her successful career at Cornwall Consolidated School, Mrs. Magyar was employed by Wamogo

Regional High School where she taught English to students in grades 7-12. At Wamogo, she was a

member of numerous committees, served as the co-leader of the middle school, was involved in

scheduling all middle school activities and programs, and was in charge of ordering supplies and

maintaining inventory within budget constraints.

Mrs. Magyar’s experiences as a leader in her prior positions have prepared her well for the administration

of Salisbury Central School. Her proven leadership skills and her background in Human Resources have

served her well throughout her career.

Mrs. Magyar grew up in Region One, having attended both Salisbury Central School (class of 1994) and

Housatonic Valley Regional High School (class of 1998). From these experiences and her work at

Cornwall Consolidated School, she has an solid understanding of the Region One School District as well

as the community it serves.

Mrs. Magyar holds a B.A. in General Studies from the University of Connecticut at Storrs. She holds a

Master’s in Education, and her Sixth Year Certification in Educational Leadership, both from the

University of Bridgeport.