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'''Watterson Elementary School''' is a [[State school|public school]] in [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]], [[Kentucky]]. It was dedicated in 1970. There have been five [[Principal (school)|principals]]. The first was Marlene Mitchell from 1970-1989. The second, Steve Harrison from 1989-2001. The third Jaqueline (Jackie) O'Claire from 2001-2002. The fourth Thomas (Tom) Nuzzi from 2002-2004. The current principal Vickie Talbott has served since 2004. The school has received many academic and athletic awards.<ref>http://www.jefferson.k12.ky.us/schools/elementary/watterson.html</ref> |
'''Watterson Elementary School''' is a [[State school|public school]] in [[Louisville, Kentucky|Louisville]], [[Kentucky]]. It was dedicated in 1970. There have been five [[Principal (school)|principals]]. The first was Marlene Mitchell from 1970-1989. The second, Steve Harrison from 1989-2001. The third Jaqueline (Jackie) O'Claire from 2001-2002. The fourth Thomas (Tom) Nuzzi from 2002-2004. The current principal Vickie Talbott has served since 2004. The school has received many academic and athletic awards.<ref>http://www.jefferson.k12.ky.us/schools/elementary/watterson.html</ref> |
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Watterson Elementary School is a public school in Louisville, Kentucky. It was dedicated in 1970. There have been five principals. The first was Marlene Mitchell from 1970-1989. The second, Steve Harrison from 1989-2001. The third Jaqueline (Jackie) O'Claire from 2001-2002. The fourth Thomas (Tom) Nuzzi from 2002-2004. The current principal Vickie Talbott has served since 2004. The school has received many academic and athletic awards.[1]
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