Princeton ISD hosted a reception for longtime board member and president Carol Bodwell, who spent the last 33 years serving the children of the district through her role as school trustee.
Fellow and former board members, administrators, including former superintendent Philip Anthony and current superintendent Donald McIntyre, teachers and students joined her in the board room one last time as she said her farewells and they shared their thanks.
Photo Courtesy PISD
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