Megan Kem has been named interim principal at Christian County High School after serving as assistant principal for six years.
According to a press release, she will fill the vacancy left by Leigh Ellen Malone’s resignation, as she has accepted a position with Warren County’s school system.
Kem has worked for Christian County Public Schools for 18 years, serving as a teacher and administrator at both of the district’s public high schools.
She has a master’s degree in secondary English education from the University of Kentucky and a master’s in counseling and school administration from Murray State University.
“I truly believe in the power of education to change lives,” Kem stated in a press release. “I’m passionate about the Profile of a Graduate mission and excited to help Christian County High School students and families.
My commitment is to student success and creating a school culture in which all students can thrive.”
Kem and her husband, Matt, have two children named Lilly and Charlie.
