Why is celebrating Womens History Month important?
Amy Cagle: I think women have done great things throughout history, so this is an opportunity where we can reflect on the many accomplishments and strides women have made. I believe that we should celebrate these accomplishments and appreciate the gains we have made. SN: Did you always know that you were interested in education? Cagle: As a child I certainly enjoyed school. I went to college and studied Child Development and Family Relations. I began teaching after graduating from college; I became an assistant principal, then a principal. In 1999, I moved to the central office and was given charge of personnel. So yes, I have always known that I was interested in and would be involved with education in some way. SN: What do you think women bring to leadership positions? Cagle: I think women make excellent leaders. They can combine emotions such as compassion, caring, and thoughtfulness [to help them] understand and focus on people while in leadership positions. Women have much to offe
