Mark Awdycki has been chosen Interim Millis High School Principal for the 2020-2021 school year. “I am pleased to announce Mr Awdycki as Interim Principal,” said retiring Millis Superintendent Nancy Gustafson. “He has many impressive attributes and is a very respected member of the staff.” Awdycki has worked at Millis High School for 13 years as counselor. During that time, he supervised Millis High School’s Advanced Placement program as scores and participation levels rose to among the best in the state. He was instrumental in developing the school’s Bridge Program, which helps students with health challenges access the high school curriculum. Awdycki also assisted in the implementation of the Signs of Suicide Program for grades 9 and 12 to assist students in recognizing when they or their peers might be in need of mental health support. Current high school principal Bob Mullaney noted that, “Mr Awdycki has been an incredible leader throughout his time in Millis. He is highly regarded and respected by students, staff, and parents. I have supreme confidence that he will help Millis High become a better school.” Prior to Millis High School, Awdycki served as guidance counselor at Hingham High School. He and his wife, Chris, live with their two sons in Northborough.