Wadsworth Carpentry Teacher Resigns Effective Immediately

Haley Reedy, Online Editor-in-Chief • November 21, 2023

Michael Horvat is set to head the Four Cities Compact Carpentry Program hosted at Wadsworth High School. He will start with students tomorrow, November 29. Photo by Haley Reedy.

In an email sent to the Four Cities Compact Carpentry Program students, teacher Chris Kallai, Jr. has resigned from his position effective immediately.

Superintendent Andrew Hill sent out the email to these students today at 9:25 a.m.

Hill has assured the students that administrators are working to fill the position.

“We are currently working through plans for the remainder of this school year,” Hill’s email said.

“Our goal is to implement solutions that allow students to continue to work in the lab (juniors) and at the house site (seniors), as they are doing today.”

The juniors in this program work to build small sheds in the work lab while the seniors built a house from start to finish.

“As our work on the transition plan continues, I will provide additional updates to you,” Hill’s email said.

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Haley Reedy, Online Editor-in Chief

Haley has been on the staff for all four years of high school. She started out as a staff writer and wrote primarily news stories. Her junior year she was In-Depth Editor, during her time as editor she wrote stories about controversial issues around the school. Haley wants to go onto study journalism and eventually become a journalism advisor to student-run newspapers. Now as a senior, Haley runs The Bruin website as Online Editor-in-Chief. She controls what stories go up and when. Although Haley loves the printed edition of the paper, the use of algorithms and user interaction intrigues her.