Looking to serve and build a team at GMR

by Ryan Bergeron
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The new GMR principal and activities director, Jamie Lunsetter will spend time at his desk and handle discipline issues, but will also take the time to develop relationships outside his office. The reason he got into and has remained in education is the enjoyment he has in building relationships with students. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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