Perry High’s athletic director and head football coach resigns
Perry High School principal Darryl Albritton confirmed on
Monday that Stacey Harden has resigned as the school’s head football coach and
athletic director. Albritton said this was for “personal reasons.”
Carl Dixon, defensive coordinator, was named as the acting
head coach as the Panther program approaches spring football practice.
Albritton said that the school has posted the vacancy for
the 2013-14 school year and is currently taking applications through May 7.
Afterwards, he said they will conduct interviews with candidates with the goal
of having a name to present to the Board of Education the following week.
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