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    Bergman Elementary principal to retire at end of school year

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    By KMAN Staff on May 9, 2019 Local News, Manhattan
    Lori Martin (USD 383 courtesy photo)

    MANHATTAN — Frank V. Bergman Elementary School principal Lori Martin has announced she will retire at the end of the school year.

    Martin announced on the school’s Facebook page Tuesday, that after almost 20 years with the district, she will be leaving once the school year ends. In the post, Martin says she’s excited to see what the future holds for each of the students and the school family saying she will always be their biggest fan and supporter.

    Martin says she has “always enjoyed the genuine support and the opportunity to work and learn alongside some of the most wonderful colleagues in the world in service to some of the most wonderful children and families in the world.”

    She went on to thank parents and the community for giving her the opportunity to spend time with the children and to call them her school family.

    Martin has been working in Kansas schools since 1980 and has been with the district since 2000. The district has not announced who will replace Martin as principal.

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