CorpusRecord 11274

APOY Octavia Knigge

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Source
YouTube / Arlington Educational Television
Date
2025-05-29
Location
Arlington County, VA
Material
Transcript
Extent
281 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-03

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001[Music] Clap. Yay. Octavia. Hello. Hello. Dr. How are you? We're sorry we can't be with you in person, but uh can you hear me? Okay. Is that Dr. Don? Yes. You have been chosen as the 2025 assistant principal for all of the Orange Public Schools. Congratulations. that I don't know if you could see on the screen, but there's a lot of Kenmore staff cheering you on as well. And we're so proud of you and all that you've done to be support for our students, our staff, our parents. Just want to share with you why you were chosen. Thank you so much. You're very welcome. And uh there were a lot of nominations. Again, we only choose one assistant principal in the entire school system and for 2025, that's you. So, let me read a little

002bit about why you were chosen. You promote success well-being of our students. You are so supportive. You're always inclusive and you expect high achievement for all. You play a very important role in making sure there's a positive school climate culture at Kenmore because you as a assistant principal and as an adult model the values and behaviors that you want to see in your students. It is rare to encounter someone like you who exhibits such dedication through your leadership. Octavia, we love you. You're doing an amazing job. I appreciate that you've stuck with the organization through thick and thin. I love your personality and how you put kids first. This is very welld deserved. I'm super thrilled for you and for your family. Appreciate Sean and everybody sharing you with with Arlington, with Ken Moore because

003I know it's a lot, but we really appreciate you. Congratulations. Thank you, Mr. McBride. Thank you. I just appreciate all of the kind words. I I don't I'm so speechless. I was trying to understand like Thank you guys so much. Well, feel better and we'll see you soon in person. Uh Kenmore and um congratulations once again. Thank you. I bet she didn't even know I was videotaping her.

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