St. Paul Catholic School is pleased to announce the appointment of Veronica Weimer to the position of principal, effective July 1, 2020. Mrs. Weimer succeeds Ms. Becky Spitznagel, who will be leaving to pursue her doctorate and move closer to family.
Mrs. Weimer brings many gifts and talents to the principal position at St. Paul. Her background in teaching brings knowledge of the latest curriculum as well as her goal-oriented philosophy which will ensure that St. Paul continues to prepare students academically and spiritually for life’s challenges. Her contagious energy and enthusiasm will engage parents, students and the community. Her commitment to her Catholic faith will serve as the foundation and driver of it all.
“I enjoy the challenge of education, working with teachers, parents and students, and the opportunity to make education successful for every student,” Mrs. Weimer said. “I am excited to start this new role as principal at St. Paul, and to continue the lasting legacy of the school by providing a high level of faith-based education for all students and welcoming all families.”
Mrs. Weimer holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education from Purdue University and a Masters in Educational Leadership and Administration from The University of Alabama. She most recently taught fourth grade at St. Paul and served as the Assistant to the Principal. Mrs. Weimer taught fifth grade at St. James Catholic School in Gadsden, Alabama and previously taught first grade at St. Paul for three years.
“I believe her drive for successful student outcomes, integrated within the mission of St. Paul Catholic Church, provides a dynamic vision for the future of our school and community,” said Father Christopher Roberts, Pastor of St. Paul Catholic Parish.
Mrs. Weimer grew up Catholic and graduated from Central Catholic High School in Lafayette, Indiana. She is an active member of St. Paul Catholic Parish where she is involved with the Young Adult Bible Study and Children’s Liturgy of the Word. Mrs. Weimer is involved with youth sports in Grant County, serving as a volunteer coach for soccer and baseball. She and her husband, Joe, have two sons and a daughter, all who attend St. Paul Catholic School.