New principal resigns after six months


Reed Mellinger at his desk at Twin Valley in August. He resigned this week, citing personal reasons. File photo

WHITINGHAM- School officials announced Wednesday that Twin Valley Middle/High School Principal Reed Mellinger will resign from his position this month. 
According to a release from the Windham Southwest Supervisory Union, Mellinger’s resignation, for “personal reasons of an urgent nature,” will take effect on Friday, December 20.  “The Twin Valley (School) Board appreciates principal Mellinger’s service to TVMHS and is sorry that he has to leave,” Twin Valley School Board Chair Sharon Berry said in the release. 


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