Honeoye Falls-Lima, NY – 10/9/24 – The Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District is announcing a leadership transition within the High School. David Roth, who has served as the Principal of Honeoye Falls-Lima High School for nearly 17 years, will be transitioning to a new leadership role within the district. This new position will focus on assisting with the future transitions of senior administrative team members and supporting various District initiatives, including the Capital Project.
In a heartfelt letter to staff, Roth shared reflections on this significant career move. “As I approach my 17th year with the district and 30 years in education, I welcome this chance to contribute in new ways,” Roth stated. Roth will continue in the role as High School Principal until a new principal is hired and the transition is complete, ensuring a smooth handover of responsibilities.
“Serving as the Principal of Honeoye Falls-Lima High School has been one of the greatest honors of my career,” Roth said. “Together, we have built something truly special: a school that not only excels academically but also fosters a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can thrive.”
While stepping back from the high school, Roth emphasized his continued commitment to the district’s goals and readiness to support the school community in any way possible. “I will be fully engaged in my new role, working to ensure that our district continues to move forward and achieve its objectives,” Roth said.
The district extends its heartfelt thanks to Roth for this dedication and years of service. His continued contributions in this new capacity are greatly appreciated, and his expertise is expected to bring significant benefits to the community.
The district has initiated the process of posting for the new High School Principal position. Individuals interested in the role are encouraged to view the posting at work4hfl.org. In the coming weeks, input will be sought regarding the characteristics and qualities that are essential for the next high school principal from staff, students, parents, and community members through a ThoughtExchange survey.