Clover schools announce leadership changes at four schools, district office

The Clover School District has announced administrative staff changes at four schools and the district office.

▪  Margaret Guerin, who is entering her sixth year in Clover, is replacing Lori‐Ann Phelan as assistant principal at Larne Elementary School. Guerin has spent the past year as an instructional technology specialist.

▪  Phelan is moving to Clover Middle School, where she is replacing assistant principal Michael Pearson. Pearson going toLarne to fill Guerin’s instructional technology specialist post.

▪  Mary Helen Allen, who has taught for 20 years in Clover at Larne and Bethel elementary schools, becomes the assistant principal at Bethany following the departure of Holly Logan.

▪  Jason Crepeau and Anna Parrish are switching roles at Clover High School and Crowders Creek Elementary School.

Parrish, who enters her 20th year in Clover, will take over the testing administrator position held by Crepeau at Clover High. Crepeau, who is beginning his seventh year in Clover, becomes assistant principal for grades three to five at Crowders Creek Elementary.

▪  Bryan Dillon will replace public information officer Mychal Frost, who is director of communications for the Rock Hill School District. Dillon came from the University of North Carolina Asheville, where he was coordinator of interactive marketing and social media.

Dillon, a Winthrop Universitygraduate, has held various communication roles with the Winthrop University athletics department, Big South Conference, the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association and Anne Springs Close Greenway in Fort Mill.

This story was originally published July 14, 2015 at 3:55 PM with the headline "Clover schools announce leadership changes at four schools, district office."