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Dr. Tamar Kataroyan Appointed School Principal in Monrovia, Calif.
Friday, August 29th, 2014
http://asbarez.com/126516/dr-tamar-kataroyan-appointed-school-principal-in-monrovia-calif/
Dr. Tamar Kataroyan
MONROVIA, Calif.--On June 25, the Monrovia Unified School District
Board of Education appointed Dr. Tamar Kataroyan as the new principal
of Mayflower Elementary School in Monrovia, Calif.
Dr. Kataroyan started her early years in Fresno, Calif., where she
attended the Armenian Community School of Fresno. At a young age she
was a very active member of Homenetmen and AYF Fresno Chapters, and
was a participant in the yearly Navasartian games. In high school
Tamar played both varsity basketball and tennis and was named a 4-year
scholar athlete. Due to her accomplishments, she earned a full ride
Division 1 scholarship to the University of California Irvine. She
graduated from UCI as a scholar athlete in 2001 earning a bachelor's
degree in both economics and sociology with a minor in management.
Tamar began her educational career teaching 3rd grade at Ari Guiragos
Armenian School in Orange County. During her first year of teaching,
Tamar knew education and helping the youth was her passion. She
continued her career by earning her Masters in Educational
Administration, along with her teaching and administrative credentials
from Fresno State University. During that time she was a high school
teacher and varsity basketball coach at Clovis East High School in
Fresno.
Shortly after, Tamar became an administrator at Glendale High School.
She served as a Dean of Attendance for one year and an Assistant
Principal at both Crescenta Valley High School and Glendale High for 7
years.
Dr. Tamar Kataroyan at her USC graduation
Tamar continued to pursue her educational path and earned a Doctoral
degree (Ed.D) at the University of Southern California on May of 2013.
During her years in the Los Angeles area, she was an active member in
the Armenian Community. She joined the Los Angeles Homenetmen
Basketball team winning 9 championships at the Navasartian games. She
also participated in several Pan Armenian World and Pan Homenetmen
Games in Yervan, New Jersey and Greece. She was named the Most
Valuable Player by the Central Homenetmen organizing committee in
Athens, Greece.
Dr. Kataroyan is an energetic, hard-working, kind hearted individual
who truly has a passion and heart for helping kids and those around
her.
We congratulate Dr. Kataroyan for her newly appointed position as
principal and wish her success in the years to come.
Friday, August 29th, 2014
http://asbarez.com/126516/dr-tamar-kataroyan-appointed-school-principal-in-monrovia-calif/
Dr. Tamar Kataroyan
MONROVIA, Calif.--On June 25, the Monrovia Unified School District
Board of Education appointed Dr. Tamar Kataroyan as the new principal
of Mayflower Elementary School in Monrovia, Calif.
Dr. Kataroyan started her early years in Fresno, Calif., where she
attended the Armenian Community School of Fresno. At a young age she
was a very active member of Homenetmen and AYF Fresno Chapters, and
was a participant in the yearly Navasartian games. In high school
Tamar played both varsity basketball and tennis and was named a 4-year
scholar athlete. Due to her accomplishments, she earned a full ride
Division 1 scholarship to the University of California Irvine. She
graduated from UCI as a scholar athlete in 2001 earning a bachelor's
degree in both economics and sociology with a minor in management.
Tamar began her educational career teaching 3rd grade at Ari Guiragos
Armenian School in Orange County. During her first year of teaching,
Tamar knew education and helping the youth was her passion. She
continued her career by earning her Masters in Educational
Administration, along with her teaching and administrative credentials
from Fresno State University. During that time she was a high school
teacher and varsity basketball coach at Clovis East High School in
Fresno.
Shortly after, Tamar became an administrator at Glendale High School.
She served as a Dean of Attendance for one year and an Assistant
Principal at both Crescenta Valley High School and Glendale High for 7
years.
Dr. Tamar Kataroyan at her USC graduation
Tamar continued to pursue her educational path and earned a Doctoral
degree (Ed.D) at the University of Southern California on May of 2013.
During her years in the Los Angeles area, she was an active member in
the Armenian Community. She joined the Los Angeles Homenetmen
Basketball team winning 9 championships at the Navasartian games. She
also participated in several Pan Armenian World and Pan Homenetmen
Games in Yervan, New Jersey and Greece. She was named the Most
Valuable Player by the Central Homenetmen organizing committee in
Athens, Greece.
Dr. Kataroyan is an energetic, hard-working, kind hearted individual
who truly has a passion and heart for helping kids and those around
her.
We congratulate Dr. Kataroyan for her newly appointed position as
principal and wish her success in the years to come.