Former teacher returns to North Attleborough

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Margaret Camire [left] with Superintendent Scott Holcomb at the School Committee meeting on Monday, March 2, where she was appointed as the new director of student services. Staff Photo/Max Bowen

By Max Bowen

max.bowen@northstarreporter.com

Margaret Camire’s academic career began in North Attleborough and on Monday night, she returned to the town for a new role.

Camire was appointed to the role of student services director, previously held by Julieann Hoell. Committee member Ethan Hamilton abstained from the vote, citing a longtime friendship with Camire. Nineteen people applied for the position, and narrowed down to six finalists.

ā€œThe team is excited because they have someone they can grow from,ā€ said Superintendent Scott Holcomb.

Camire worked for many years in the Holliston School District, serving as director of student services for seven years. She has also been a high school student services administrator and special education inclusion teacher. Her work as an educator started at the North Attleborough Middle School, where she worked as a substitute teacher.

In a statement from Holcomb read at the meeting, Camire’s wealth of knowledge was a factor in choosing her for the position, including meeting the needs of students, managing grants, and working collaboratively with staff.

ā€œI’ve been very appreciative and impressed with my time in North Attleborough,ā€ said Camire. ā€œI’ve seen the students in action and that was the final piece if this would be the right match.ā€