Littleton 6 School District: Happy Administrative Professionals Day From Superintendent's Staff

Press release from Littleton 6 School District:

04.21.21

Administrative Professionals Day has been celebrated since 1952 when Charles Sawyer, then the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, declared a National Secretaries Week in June. In 2000, it became known as Administrative Professionals Day and is celebrated on the Wednesday of the last full week in April.

Administrative professionals are an integral part of Littleton Public Schools. They ensure the district continues to operate successfully by keeping track of records and data, running various systems, corresponding with parents and the community, managing appointments, and planning meetings and events.
 
Superintendent’s Staff wanted to make sure that every administrative professional in the district knows that they are appreciated and valued! Superintendent’s Staff consists of:

• Brian Ewert, Superintendent

Thank you, administrative professionals, for all you do for the students of LPS!

Administrative Professionals Day has been celebrated since 1952 when Charles Sawyer, then the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, declared a National Secretaries Week in June. In 2000, it became known as Administrative Professionals Day and is celebrated on the Wednesday of the last full week in April.

Administrative professionals are an integral part of Littleton Public Schools. They ensure the district continues to operate successfully by keeping track of records and data, running various systems, corresponding with parents and the community, managing appointments, and planning meetings and events.
 
Superintendent’s Staff wanted to make sure that every administrative professional in the district knows that they are appreciated and valued! Superintendent’s Staff consists of:

• Brian Ewert, Superintendent

• Dr. Tera Helmon, Assistant Superintendent of Learning Services

• Mike Jones, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources

• Diane Leiker, Chief Communications Officer

Thank you, administrative professionals, for all you do for the students of LPS!

This press release was produced by Littleton 6 School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.