Lower Moreland Introduces New Long-Term Substitute

The Lower Moreland School Board formally introduced its newest teacher at its monthly public meeting.

Joshua Kozak was recommended by the board as the long-term substitute for Spanish, Class II, Step I. He officially took over this month and will remain through the 2012-13 school year.

Kozak comes from the Phoenix Academy at the Lancaster School District. He's also held language and cultural assistant positions in Spanish.

Josh is going to be serving as a our long-time substitute for Spanish. We're pleased to recommend the position to you at the high school.

"Supervisors describe you as holding high standards for your students, and having done a wonderful job of providing a creative and rigorous environment for academic excellence," Lower Moreland Superintendent Marykay Feeley said.

He attended Ursinus College where he obtained a Masters of Art in Spanish Linguists. He is qualified to teach Spanish up through 12th grade.