Meet the GRC Principals

Mr. Keene was hired as GRC's 11th principal in late May. He is beginning his 12th year at GRC and his 20th year in education. Something he looks forward to every day as a principal: People. I am a people person.  I love interacting with adults and children. His favorite part of the job: People. I like trying to make a positive impact in our school and community. His favorite memory on the job: ...

Mrs. Angelucci is in her 17th year of education. She was a high school math teacher for 10 years in both Chicago and Lexington, and a middle school math teacher for two years before joining GRC in 2017 as the Curriculum Coach. She served in that role for two years before becoming an Assistant Principal in 2019. Mrs. Angelucci and her husband, Dave, have three daughters: Paige (7), Leah (4), and...

Robert Hammonds is in his first year as assistant principal at GRC, his 14th year in an administrative role, and his 25th year in education. In the classroom, Mr. Hammonds taught U.S. History, AP U.S., Law and Justice/Global issues, and Civics/Geo. He taught at GRC in the early 2000s in the old building. Mr. Hammonds coached 21 years (21 Basketball, 5 Football and 5 Track and Field) "I have some pr...

Mr. Loscheider is in his 5th year as an Assistant Principal at GRC and his 8th  year as an administrator in the Clark County school system. Prior to coming to CCPS, he was a physical education teacher and coached football in Fayette County. Something that he look forward to every day as a principal: Saying “hello” or “What’s-sup?” to everyone I see in the hallways. His favorite part of the job:...

Mr. Snell is in his 23rd year of education, including 14 years as a math teacher, and nine as an assistant principal.  He was hired as a math teacher at GRC in 2008. Something he looks forward to every day as a principal: Is getting the opportunity to help both students and teachers.  I believe it's my role as an assistant principal to serve others in whatever capacity I can and to help make te...