As the high school community eagerly gears up for the upcoming school year, one assistant principal is stirring up excitement with his unconventional approach to school spirit.

Mr. Hill, a seasoned principal with a passion for embracing cultural traditions, has sparked much enthusiasm amongst students and staff members with his plan to wear kilts on Fridays.

Drawing inspiration from his Scottish heritage, Mr. Hill sees this initiative as an opportunity to foster community and celebrate diversity within the school.

“I believe that embracing different cultural elements adds vibrancy and richness to our school environment,” Mr. Hill said during a recent interview.

His decision to include kilts in his weekly attire has ignited a sense of curiosity and admiration among students.

 “It’s cool to see a teacher proudly displaying his heritage. It makes the school feel more inclusive and welcoming to everyone,” said sophomore Keagen Linderwell in a recent interview.

In addition to showcasing his ancestral roots, Mr. Hill views this creative stylish choice as a means of connecting with his students on a more personal level.

“Wearing kilts is my way of showing that I am not just an assistant principal, but also a member of this community,” said Hill. 

Furthermore, Mr. Hill’s unusual attire has sparked engaging conversations within the school, inspiring students to learn more about different cultures and traditions.

“I’m thrilled for Mr. Hill to go over to the high school since that is a place where he wanted to be,” said Freshman Principal Amy Thomas in a recent interview.

As the school eagerly anticipates the start of this new tradition, Mr. Hill’s commitment to fostering a full and culturally rich educational environment is evident.

Through his unique approach, he communicates true knowledge to the school and instills a sense of pride and openness within the school community.

“I want my students to know that I am approachable and open to embracing diverse perspectives,” Hill said.