April 18, 2026 - 11:24

Eryca Neville, the principal of Douglass High School, has been appointed to an expanded leadership role within Columbia Public Schools. In this new capacity, she will continue her duties at Douglass while simultaneously taking on district-wide oversight of alternative education programming.
The promotion recognizes Neville's proven track record and deep commitment to serving all students. Her dual role is designed to create a more cohesive and effective support system for learners across the district who benefit from non-traditional educational pathways. District officials expressed confidence that her leadership will ensure these vital programs are aligned with high standards and best practices.
Neville has served as principal of Douglass High School since 2021. Her work there has been characterized by a focus on building strong community relationships and meeting the unique needs of every student. She brings this student-centered philosophy directly to her new responsibilities over alternative education.
This structural change aims to streamline district operations and foster the sharing of successful strategies between programs. The goal is to provide consistent, high-quality educational options that help every student in the Columbia district achieve success and prepare for their future beyond graduation.
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