Mount Rainier is more than bricks and mortar. Mount Rainier
is also its children and its schools. Although Mount Rainier has no control
over the schools, the schools need advocates in the community.
Former and current principals of Mount Rainier's two
elementary schools know Mayor Malinda Miles and know that she advocates for the
schools, teachers, children, and administrators.
As the former principal of Mount Rainier Elementary School,
I can speak firsthand about Mayor Malinda Miles.
She is a dedicated, hardworking and special person who works
tirelessly for the City of Mount Rainier, its schools, its children, and its
residents.
Whenever a need was
identified in Mount Rainier Elementary, a call to Mayor Miles, and you
knew that the necessary action would be taken,
but there would be a follow-up to make sure that the issue or situation was completed.
Mayor Malinda Miles supported inclusion and diversity, but
she also supported peace and safety in our schools. When I came up with the
idea of the 100 or more days of peace and the peace parade, I knew who my
number one supporter would be – Mayor Malinda Miles.
I left Mount Rainier Elementary School several years ago,
and Mayor Malinda Miles and I remain in touch with what is happening in the
schools, and she always remembers to invite me back for the Peace Parade.
Mount Rainier residents, the students, and the elementary
schools have an advocate in Mayor Malinda Miles. I support her re-election.
Phil (Mr. C) Catania, Principal, Mount Rainier Elementary School 1988 to 2005.
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