Moving on to Mr. Romer, he’s been here teaching at Taylor for a year before becoming vice principal. He taught 8th grade US history, economics, and student leadership before becoming a Taylor vice principal. He has 15 years of teaching under his belt, and he previously taught at San Francisco’s middle schools. Not only that, but he taught five periods and a SEL class in his teacher era, and he’s fond of his fellow principals. ‘I like them very much, makes the job better’, Mr. Romer said. When asked, “Why did you apply to become a principal?” Mr. Romer humbly answered,’I wanted to help in a different way’. When asked about his caffeine intake, he calmly said ‘2 cups of coffee, one in the morning, one a little later’. He gave me a word of advice, ‘don’t drink coffee, it’s bad for you’.

  In summary, our principals are hardworking individuals that only want the best for students. You should respect and try to make Taylor a safe place for everyone. The staff’s goal at Taylor is to make learning fun, enjoyable and a positive place for students to learn. We should all thank our principles and teachers for teaching us, even though they can be tired at times. They only want the best for you and to improve future generations. Preparing future generations has always been the goal of society.