South Park High School (Buffalo, New York)

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South Park High School
SouthParkHSBuffalo.jpg
The front of the South Park campus
Address
150 Southside Parkway
Buffalo, NY
South Buffalo
Buffalo, New York, Erie, 14220
United States United States
Information
Type Public, Coeducational
Status Priority School
School district Buffalo Public Schools
Superintendent Pamela C. Brown
School number 206
Principal Theresa A. Schuta
Assistant principals Denise M. Denz
Orniece M. Hill
Michael T. Morris
Grades 9-12
Campus type Urban
Color(s) Red and Black          
Slogan Instilling Pride... Expecting Excellence Since 1915
Mascot Tabitha Grekulak (2009-2010) Bear(spark)
Team name Sparks
Newspaper The Spark
Yearbook The Dial
Website

South Park High School is a high school located in Buffalo, New York. It serves Grades 9 - 12 and teaches according to the Board of Regents. The current principal is Mrs. Theresa Schuta, and the current assistant principals are Ms. Denise Denz, Ms. Orneice Hill, and Mr. Michael Morris.

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History [edit]

South Park is located in South Buffalo, New York. It was organized in 1914, but the building's construction was not completed until the 1915-1916 school year. For its first year, the school was temporarily housed at School 36.[1]

From 2008-2010, South Park High was renovated and temporarily housed at School 87, which formerly housed Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts. South Park High reopened in 2010.

Former principals [edit]

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

Selected former assistant principals [edit]

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

  • Mr. Frank Regan–1925-1932 (unknown, named Principal of South Park High School)
  • Mr. F. Nicholas McCarthy–1932-1958
  • Mr. Thomas Connors–1958-1962 (Social Studies teacher - South Park High School, named Principal of Clinton Junior High School)
  • Mr. Raymond J. Schanzer–1962-1974 (Social Studies teacher - Grover Cleveland High School, retired)
  • Mr. John F. Toolen–1962-1966 (Guidance Counselor - Grover Cleveland High School, named Principal of Southside Junior High School)
  • Mr. Robert J. Wilson–1966-1984 (Physical Education teacher - Buffalo Public Schools, retired)
  • Dr. John A. Demerly
  • Ms. Mary C. Roche
  • Mr. John J. Mattimore–1971-1972 (Assistant Principal - East High School, named Principal of South Park High School)
  • Ms. Margaret R. Cunningham–?-1970s (Guidance Counselor - South Park High School, retired)
  • Mr. William Bell
  • Mr. Calvin Baxter
  • Mr. Harold J. Collier
  • Mr. Daniel J. Geary–?-1995 (Assistant Principal - Buffalo Alternative High School, named Assistant Principal of Hutchinson Central Technical High School)
  • Mrs. Nancy W. Thompson–?-2003 (Assistant Principal - Buffalo Traditional High School, retired)
  • Mr. Michael J. Mogavero–1998-2003 (Physical Education teacher - Riverside High School,[9] named Principal of Buffalo Traditional School[10])
  • Mrs. Angela R. Reynolds-Hannah–2003-2004 (Guidance Counselor - Buffalo Traditional, named Assistant Principal of City Honors School)
  • Dr. William A. Kresse–2003-2005 (Assistant Principal - Kensington High School, named Principal of City Honors School)
  • Ms. Ann Mogavero [interim]–2004-2005 (Ninth grade teacher - Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Career and Technical High School,[11] named Director of English Language Arts for Buffalo Public Schools)
  • Mr. Darren J. Brown–2004-2006 (Math teacher - Grover Cleveland High School, named Principal of Community School 53[12])
  • Mr. Lawrence A. Grisanti–2006-2010 (Principal - Lorraine Elementary School,[13] retired[14])

Selected administrators [edit]

Year Superintendent Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal
1925-1926 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1926-1927 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1927-1928 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1928-1929 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1929-1930 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1931-1932 Robert Pabst Frank Regan
1932-1933 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1933-1934 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1934-1935 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1935-1936 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1936-1937 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1937-1938 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1938-1939 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1939-1940 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1940-1941 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1941-1942 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1942-1943 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1943-1944 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1944-1945 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1945-1946 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1946-1947 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1947-1948 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1948-1949 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1949-1950 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1950-1951 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1951-1952 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1952-1953 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1953-1954 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1954-1955 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1955-1956 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1956-1957 Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1957-1958 Joseph Manch Frank Regan Nick McCarthy
1958-1959 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Tom Connors
1959-1960 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Tom Connors
1960-1961 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Tom Connors
1961-1962 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Tom Connors
1962-1963 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Ray Schazner John Toolen
1963-1964 Joseph Manch Norman Hayes Ray Schazner John Toolen
1964-1965 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner John Toolen
1965-1966 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner John Toolen
1966-1967 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson
1967-1968 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson
1968-1969 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson
1969-1970 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson
1970-1971 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson
1971-1972 Joseph Manch Tom Connors Ray Schazner Rob Wilson John Mattimore
1972-1973 Joseph Manch John Mattimore Ray Schazner Rob Wilson Dan Geary
1973-1974 Joseph Manch John Mattimore Ray Schazner Rob Wilson Dan Geary
1974-1975 Joseph Manch John Mattimore Herbert Coyar Rob Wilson Dan Geary
1980-1981 Eugene Reville John Mattimore Bill Bell Rob Wilson Dan Geary
1985-1986 Eugene Reville Paul Lafornara Jerry Pope
1986-1987 Eugene Reville Paul Lafornara Jerry Pope
1988-1989 Eugene Reville Paul Lafornara Jerry Pope
1989-1990 Albert Thompson Paul Lafornara Jerry Pope
1990-1991 Albert Thompson Paul Lafornara Calvin Baxter
1992-1993 Albert Thompson Paul Lafornara Calvin Baxter
1993-1994 Albert Thompson Paul Lafornara
1994-1995 Albert Thompson Paul Lafornara
1995-1996 Albert Thompson Ray Perreault
1996-1997 Jim Harris Ray Perreault
1997-1998 Jim Harris Ray Perreault
1998-1999 Jim Harris Ray Perreault Nancy Thompson Mike Mogavero
1999-2000 Jim Harris Ray Perreault Nancy Thompson Mike Mogavero
2000-2001 Marion Canedo Ray Perreault Nancy Thompson Mike Mogavero
2001-2002 Marion Canedo Ray Perreault Nancy Thompson Mike Mogavero
2002-2003 Marion Canedo Eileen Czarnecki Nancy Thompson Mike Mogavero
2003-2004 Marion Canedo Eileen Czarnecki Bill Kresse Angela Reynolds
2004-2005 Yvonne Hargrave Paul Casseri Bill Kresse Darren Brown Ann Mogavero
2005-2006 James Williams Pat Thomas Denise Denz Darren Brown
2006-2007 James Williams Pat Thomas Denise Denz Larry Grisanti
2007-2008 James Williams Pat Thomas Denise Denz Larry Grisanti Orniece Hill
2008-2009 James Williams Pat Thomas Denise Denz Larry Grisanti Orniece Hill
2009-2010 James Williams Terri Schuta Denise Denz Larry Grisanti Orniece Hill
2010-2011 James Williams Terri Schuta Denise Denz Mike Morris Orniece Hill
2011-2012 Amber Dixon* Terri Schuta Denise Denz Mike Morris Orniece Hill
2012-2013 Pamela Brown Terri Schuta Denise Denz Mike Morris Orniece Hill

References [edit]

  1. ^ South Park High School. (1914, September 5). The Buffalo Express. Retrieved from Disk2/Buffalo Ny Morning Express/Buffalo NY Morning Express 1914.pdf/Newspapers Buffalo NY Morning Express 1914 - 2415.PDF Fultonhistory.com
  2. ^ Haynes Named K.C. Speaker. (1965, October 26). Utica Daily Press. Retrieved from Small/Newspapers/Utica NY Daily Press/Utica NY Daily Press 1965 pdf/Utica NY Daily Press 1965 - 6935.pdf FultonHistory.com
  3. ^ John J. Mattimore, Principal in Buffalo schools . (2011, May 2). The Buffalo News
  4. ^ Simon, P. (1995, July 27). New Principals Named At 12 City Schools. The Buffalo News, p. B5.
  5. ^ a b Mills, R. P. (2004). New York State School Report Card Comprehensive Information Report. Albany: New York State Department Of Education.
  6. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2004, February 11). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments.
  7. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2005, December 21). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments.
  8. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2009, July 8). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments.
  9. ^ Collison, K. (1996, December 20). Teachers Greet Ruling With Skepticism. The Buffalo News, p. A14.
  10. ^ Pasiack, M. B. (2010, November 12). Principals shifted to positions on central staff. The Buffalo News .
  11. ^ http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article389046.ece
  12. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2006, July 16). 'Meeting of the Board of Education: Principal Transfers.
  13. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2006, August 23). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments.
  14. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2010, August 25). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments.]

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