| Title/Position | Principal of East Director of Food Service Assistant Director of State and Federal Programs |
| Certificate/License | Permanent English/Spanish 7-12 Superintendent |
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Experience/Has taught since: |
1973 6 years teaching experience (OLC in Carey and USEV) 30 years administrative experience (OLC in Carey and USEV) |
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High School Graduated from: |
USHS 1967 |
| College Degree from: | University of Findlay 1972 |
| Masters Degree from: | BGSU 1976 |
| Hours Beyond a Masters | MA +40 |
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We at East School appreciate all that Mr. Courtad does for our building and our district. From the pictures, you can tell he wears many hats, works hard in many different capacities, and can handle any situation. Thank you Mr. Courtad! |
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A Cat Tale
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This tale began in 2002, when Whiskers adopted East School as his second home. He moved to Marion with his family in 2006, and we still miss him.
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Mr. Courtad says they are lining up
at the door for the next "Kittygarten" class at East already.
This prospect is a little rough around the edges, but appears to have
lots of potential.
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"When does school start?"
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"Let's talk..."
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"Now, these are the rules..."
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"This is the Book Fair, not the
first day of 'Kittygarten."
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"Go on now, we'll see you this
fall."
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"I'll be back."
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2003 "Is school ready to start Mr. Courtad?" |
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"I told you I would be back."
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"Yes, my registration is in the
mail."
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"Well it's about time you let me
in."
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"This is going to be great. I am going to love Kittygarten."
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What do you mean I need shots? Good Bye!!
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Looks like there's a new cat in town. |
2004 " I like walking to school with my sisters and brothers." |
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"Let me in!" |
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"OK, what do I do now?" |
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"Hi Mr. Courtad, remember me?" |
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"Now that I'm here...what would you think about a new mascot?" |
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2005 "I hope this is the picture they use in the yearbook, I spent all morning getting my fur brushed." |
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"I love doing projects in school and getting them put up in the hall." |
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"Yes, Mr. Courtad, now I read the paper before putting it in the litter box. I have learned so much at East." |
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"Speaking of litter boxes, would you please excuse me for a minute?" |
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"That's better... well, I better get back to class. Have a good day!" |
We recently learned that our beloved Whiskers went to mascot heaven in the sky. Now he walks the halls in our memories. |