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Kendall Elementary School Principal Plans to Retire

With over 30 years in education, Lena Guerrieri will say goodbye to the profession later this year. ———————————— If you enjoyed this video, click the like button and subscribe to our YouTube Channel! ———————————— Naperville Community Television broadcasts on Channel 17 in Naperville, IL (Comcast & WOW!) and all our programming is available via simulcast and video on-demand at https://www.nctv17.com/ ———————————— For daily local news sent to your inbox, subscribe to NCTV17 News Update: https://www.nctv17.com/subscribe/ ———————————— Follow us on: ————————————   / nctv17     / nctv17     / nctv17   ———————————— Every morning for the last 13 years, Lena Guerrieri has walked through these doors en route to the start of her day. Guerrieri, the principal at Kendall Elementary, will soon have to find a new routine as she’ll retire after this year. “People will say ‘have you started counting down yet?’ I don’t really even know right now how many more weeks of school are left,” Guerrieri jokingly said. “I’ll know when I come to school and no one is here. When the kids and teachers are gone, I’ll have figured it all out.” After spending over 30 years in various educational roles in District 204, Guerrieri says it’s the right time for her to move on and hopes she’ll get to spend more time with her family in retirement. But she’ll miss the little things, like giving out birthday pencils to staff and students, and walking around school and interacting with teachers and kids. “Walking around school is my favorite part of the day. Going into classrooms, and I wish I could always do it more everyday. I have goals to get in the classrooms more, but something would pull me away from that opportunity,” said Guerrieri. “But, the classrooms and the teachers that are put in front of kids, the LMC where I’m seeing joy for learning. That’s the best part of everyday.” Though she’s retiring, Principal Guerrieri isn’t ready to close the door on her educational career, saying she might consider something in the future. But, for now, she’s ok with walking through Kendall’s doors a few more times and leading the elementary school until the end of the school year. Naperville News 17’s Christian Canizal reports.