Dunn’s Journey from Teacher to Administrator
by Jenna Bloom ‘21
At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Sherwood was facing administrative struggles amidst school closures and adjustments to virtual learning. With an admin position open, music teacher Johnathan Dunn took the leap and became the school’s Acting Assistant Secondary Administrator. Dunn entered the education field with one goal: making an impact. “Truthfully, I wanted to be … Read More
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