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Walla Walla Schools Features Principals in Series During October

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Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring principals in a 'Get to Know Your Principal' series during National Principals Month.

Michelle Carpenter, principal at Walla Walla Center for Children and Families, shared personal details including her desire to be a teacher like her mother and her favorite subject being math.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://www.wwps.org/news/~board/district-news/post/get-to-know-your-principal-michelle-carpenter
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    Walla Walla Schools Features Principals in Series During October“Celebrating National Principals Month! October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals in a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series. It’s a simple way for students, staff, and families to learn a little more about the people who lead our schools each day. We hope you enjoy getting to know our principals!”
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    Walla Walla Public Schools highlighted Michelle Carpenter as part of National Principals Month celebrations.“Celebrating National Principals Month! October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals in a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series. It’s a simple way for students, staff, and families to learn a little more about the people who lead our schools each day. We hope you enjoy getting to know our principals!”
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    Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring principals in a 'Get to Know Your Principal' series during National Principals Month.“Celebrating National Principals Month! October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals in a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series.”
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    Michelle Carpenter, principal at Walla Walla Center for Children and Families, shared personal details including her desire to be a teacher like her mother and her favorite subject being math.“What did you want to be when you grew up? A teacher. ALWAYS a teacher, just like my mom! What was your favorite subject in school? Math.”
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Get to Know Your Principal: Michelle Carpenter October 13, 2026 Celebrating National Principals Month! October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals in a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series. It’s a simple way for students, staff, and families to learn a little more about the people who lead our schools each day. We hope you enjoy getting to know our principals! Michelle Carpenter, Walla Walla Center for Children and Families What did you want to be when you grew up? A teacher. ALWAYS a teacher, just like my mom! What was your favorite subject in school? Math. What is one thing students might be surprised to learn about you? I have lived in Alaska, Texas, California, Virginia, and Washington. What is your favorite hobby or way to spend your free time? Cross-stitching on my patio with my husband, Michael, and our dogs. If you could have dinner with any famous person, living or historical, who would it be? Both sets of my grandparents. What is your hidden talent? I can play piano, violin, and percussion! If you weren’t a principal, what career would you choose? At this point in my life, either a greeter at Disney World or a full-time RVer, maybe BOTH at the same time! WWCCF Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to EmailPrint this page
Source: https://www.wwps.org/news/~board/district-news/post/get-to-know-your-principal-michelle-carpenter

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