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Aguiar steps out of retirement – again – to take the helm at elementary school

(Dec. 30, 2009) Joe Aguiar stepped out of retirement to accept the elementary-school princi pal position the same year he was named Senior Citizen of the Year, picking up the gauntlet to help steer the district’s largest school out of state-mandated corrective action in the wake of a full-blown staffing controversy while bracing for another brutal budget season.

Aguiar, 72, shunned retire ment once before to assume the high-school principal position from 2000 to 2002. This time, his arrival helped soothe raw feel­ings following the abrupt and highly contentious departure of former principal John Miller two weeks before school let out in June. Aguiar has already been verbally offered a one-year con tract extension to remove his interim status, although that contract has not yet been formally accepted.

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