DELMAR -- Dr. David C. Ring, superintendent of the Delmar School District whose resume includes high academic achievement and in the eyes of U.S. News & World Report the No. 1 high school in Delaware, has been honored by the Delaware Chief School Officers Association as Delaware’s 2014 Superintendent of the Year.
Dr. Ring, superintendent at Delmar since 2005, was selected by the DCSOA at its June meeting.
Delmar Board of Education president Shawn Brittingham shared the news at the June 18 school board meeting, congratulating and thanking Dr. Ring for for all the work he has done and will continue to do for the best district in the state.
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Good Man glad we have him
ReplyDeleteIn or around 1970,a friend of mine and I were testing out a Dodge Charger that he had just equipped with a 500 HP engine.With that engine he had replaced all of the gauges and had installed a speedometer that went up to 200 MPH.We had just hit 170 on Line Rd when David Ring pulled out into the road on a bicycle app 1/8th of a mile in front of us.That sounds like a manageable distance,but at 170MPH and still operating with the factory brakes he began desperately trying to slow down by downshifting (automatic tranny)and braking.Just before we would have hit the bike David made a sort of u turn back to the shoulder THANK GOD.He was uninjured and we were in shock.The loss of his life would have dramatically affected many.
ReplyDelete11:51Dr Ring didn't live in Delmar until 2005. You're mistaken.
ReplyDeleteSorry,must have been another.
ReplyDeleteThere is another David Ring from Delmar. Has sister Linda. I remember that were both very intelligent and talented. So if you avoided the other David Ring, that still is most likely a good thing
ReplyDeleteThis school system is not that great. Lots of "home grown's" get special privileges. Many have gotten academic awards, etc. that were very undeserving. Skewed grades, etc. Not impressive at all.
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