Prince George’s school board approves 5 new principal recruits

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The Prince George’s County school board has approved the first five future principals who were recruited and will be trained by a national nonprofit group.

All five have accepted the offers and will begin a five-week leadership development course in Boston later this month, according to Peter Kannam, executive director of New Leaders for New Schools Maryland Division. Four of the recruits already work in the Prince George’s system, and a fifth teaches in Montgomery County.

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