Cleveland City Schools is proud to announce that Allan DiSiena has been named the new Assistant Principal of Arnold Memorial Elementary School. DiSiena brings a strong background in special education, instructional leadership, and professional development to his new role. He currently serves as a Special Education Teacher at Ross Elementary. DiSiena is a graduate of Lee University. His experience spans working with diverse student populations, collaborating with families, and helping educators grow through meaningful professional learning opportunities. DiSiena began his career in education as a Special Education Teaching Assistant, supporting high school students with a wide range of needs. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation for strong relationships, thoughtful leadership, and a commitment to doing what is best for students. β€œI am excited to welcome Mr. DiSiena to the Arnold family,” said Dr. Alicia Kahrs, incoming principal of Arnold Memorial Elementary School. β€œHe brings a strong background in special education and behavioral support, along with a deep commitment to serving students and their families. His passion for education is evident in the relationships he builds and his advocacy for students. I am confident he will bring positive energy and a strong sense of care to our team, and I look forward to partnering with him as we continue building a strong and supportive school community.” β€œI am incredibly honored and excited for the opportunity to serve as assistant principal at Arnold Memorial,” said DiSiena. β€œArnold is a truly special place for me, as my oldest son attended here, and I have a deep appreciation for the pride and sense of community that make this school so unique. I am passionate about supporting families, students, and staff and building strong relationships. I am especially excited to work alongside Dr. Alicia Kahrs and support her vision as we continue to build on the strong foundation that makes Arnold so special.” DiSiena will begin his new role at the start of the upcoming school year.

Cleveland City Schools is proud to announce that Allan DiSiena has been named the new Assistant Principal of Arnold Memorial Elementary School.

DiSiena brings a strong background in special education, instructional leadership, and professional development to his new role. He currently serves as a Special Education Teacher at Ross Elementary.

DiSiena is a graduate of Lee University. His experience spans working with diverse student populations, collaborating with families, and helping educators grow through meaningful professional learning opportunities.

DiSiena began his career in education as a Special Education Teaching Assistant, supporting high school students with a wide range of needs. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation for strong relationships, thoughtful leadership, and a commitment to doing what is best for students.

β€œI am excited to welcome Mr. DiSiena to the Arnold family,” said Dr. Alicia Kahrs, incoming principal of Arnold Memorial Elementary School. β€œHe brings a strong background in special education and behavioral support, along with a deep commitment to serving students and their families. His passion for education is evident in the relationships he builds and his advocacy for students. I am confident he will bring positive energy and a strong sense of care to our team, and I look forward to partnering with him as we continue building a strong and supportive school community.”

β€œI am incredibly honored and excited for the opportunity to serve as assistant principal at Arnold Memorial,” said DiSiena. β€œArnold is a truly special place for me, as my oldest son attended here, and I have a deep appreciation for the pride and sense of community that make this school so unique. I am passionate about supporting families, students, and staff and building strong relationships. I am especially excited to work alongside Dr. Alicia Kahrs and support her vision as we continue to build on the strong foundation that makes Arnold so special.”

DiSiena will begin his new role at the start of the upcoming school year.