JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — The principal of Jamestown High School is resigning.
Dr. Rosemary Bradley submitted her resignation, effective January 31, to the Jamestown Board of Education.
“We thank Dr. Bradley for her service at Jamestown High School and wish her well in her professional journey,” said Dr. Apthorpe. “Mr. Williams’ leadership experience in our district and at JHS will help guide the school forward during this transition time until a new principal can be appointed.”
Dana Williams, the current assistant principal, will serve as interim principal until June 30.
The district did not release any information on why Dr. Bradley submitted her resignation.
According to the the Jamestown Post Journal, several unions voted no confidence in Bradley following a large fight at the high school on November 6, which prompted police response.
The district will announce plans for a new principal search in the future.
