Martin Named Assistant Principal At Cedar Ridge Elementary

Monday, March 11, 2024 at 12:00 AM

Stephanie Martin - Photo courtesy of Branson Public Schools

BRANSON, MO (March 8, 2024) - Cedar Ridge Elementary will gain a new assistant principal for the 2024-2025 school year.

Stephanie Martin has been named the new Assistant Principal for Cedar Ridge Elementary. Martin replaces Kendra Scott, who has accepted a position with the Ozark School District. Martin has been with the district since 2018 and currently serves Cedar Ridge Elementary as a special education teacher and team lead.

Martin received both her undergraduate and master’s degree from Ashford University, and a specialist degree in educational leadership from Northwest Missouri State University. In 2023, Martin received the McDonald’s Educator of the Year award for the Southwest Missouri region.

“I am truly honored to join the Cedar Ridge Elementary administrative team. I am committed to cultivating a positive and equitable school environment for all students and staff. I am dedicated to meaningful collaboration with our team of educators and supportive families to provide engaging and memorable learning experiences for our students,” says Martin.

Martin will begin her new duties July 1, 2024.

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The above press release is from Branson Public Schools.

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