With current Fountain Hills High School principal Kris Alexander moving to the District Office to serve as executive director of student services, new principal Christopher Hartmann is set to take over the role on July 19.
Hartmann was officially introduced to the district at the May 12 Governing Board meeting, and he is excited to begin his tenure as one of the leaders of the Falcon flock.
Growing up in northern New Jersey, Hartmann said he fell in love with Arizona following a visit to the state. This led him to attend University of Arizona, earning a bachelorâs in English literature with a minor in history. His postdoc was in secondary education, followed by a masterâs from Northern Arizona University in educational leadership.
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Budget-conscious gamers have alternatives to sky high PlayStation prices
by Ross Marowits, The Canadian Press
Posted Mar 11, 2021 10:04 am EDT
Last Updated Mar 11, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT
Ben Hoban, 17, of Clarks Summit, Pa., carries his new Sony PlayStation 5 video game console out of a GameStop store on Black Friday, in Dickson City, Pa. Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, Christopher Dolan/The Times-Tribune
TORONTO A shortage of video game consoles during the COVID-19 pandemic has been highly lucrative for resellers like Rick Charles.
The 25-year-old project manager has made as much as $500 profit on the sale of each coveted new PlayStation 5.
“Everyone kind of knew that Sony wasn’t going to be able to produce to demand and when you have guys that are buying 50, 20 at a time, the average retail buyer is not going to have a chance,” he said in an interview.
Gaming has exploded in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic as people have more time on their hands and can use the devices to communicate with friends