For you Wake Forest-Rolesville High School parents wondering about your new principal, the signs seem to look good.

The Fayetteville Observer has posted an article today that describes Clinton Robinson as having "led a remarkable turnaround at E.E. Smith High School, The article says E.E. Smith went from being a low-performing school threatened with closure by Superior Court Judge Howard Manning to now having a passing rate of more than 80 percent on state exams.

"I see a bright, bright future for him," said Cumberland County Superintendent Frank Till about Robinson in the article.

Robinson said in the article he was recruited by Wake to work at Wake Forest-Rolesville High to replace Tina Hoots, who retired.

Two Northern Wake high schools are getting new principals and a familiar face of reassignment will be filling at another school.

Ramey Beavers will become the interim principal of Holly Springs High. He's filling in for Luther Johnson, who has been hospitalized with an illness.

Beavers was the senior director in charge of growth management from 1997 to 2006. He was the person out there announcing the reassignment plan each year before he retired in 2006.