Provided by the Bristol Township School District:
Bristol Township School District Superintendent Melanie Gehrens recently announced three leadership appointments: George Ciarrocchi will serve as principal of Keystone Elementary School, Mark Wilicki will serve as acting principal of Brookwood Elementary School and Joseph Crane has been promoted to assistant principal of Harry S. Truman High School.
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Ciarrocchi was hired by the District in 2007 as principal of Clara Barton Elementary School. When the District consolidated its nine elementary schools and opened three new elementary schools, Ciarrocchi was named assistant principal of the newly-constructed Mill Creek Elementary School.
Ciarrocchi is a graduate of Widener University where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Education and master’s degrees in Education and Educational Leadership.
Wilicki resigned from the Philadelphia School District in 2009 after serving in school administration for 10 years. He joined the Bristol Township School District as principal of George Washington Elementary School, a position he held for five years. As the District restructured its schools, he was reassigned to Maple Shade Elementary School and served as principal. With the opening of the new elementary schools, Wilicki took a position in administration at Keystone Elementary School.
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Crane has been with the District since 2004 and has taught English in grades 8, 9,10 and 12. Prior to joining the District, he taught English at New Hope Academy and The Center for Economics and Law Charter School in Philadelphia.
He received a Bachelor of Arts in Literature from West Chester University and earned an MSED in Educational Administration from Gwynedd Mercy University.
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Commenting on the appointments, Gehrens said, “We look forward to having George, Mark and Joseph as part of our administrative team. Their enthusiasm and experience will contribute greatly to the learning environment.”
