Retired DeKalb school principal still in demand

By Marlon A. Walker

June 20, 2016

Lose a principal and Robert Williams is your guy.

It’s something Williams, 69, welcomes openly. For three straight years, Williams has closed out the school year leading a school: Champion Middle School (2014), Henderson Middle School (2015) and Lakeside High (2016).

Nevermind the fact that he retired more than 10 years ago.

Read the story at myAJC.com.

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Marlon A. Walker

Marlon A. Walker is an education reporter covering DeKalb County.

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