It’s been a whirlwind month for Cleveland ISD Superintendent Chris Trotter, who joined the district on May 2 to replace retiring superintendent, Dr. Darrell Myers.
Already he has helped the district weather a storm that forced dozens of students to remain overnight at schools when roads became too treacherous to get them home safely. He has also experienced campus lockdowns due to law enforcement situations and is dealing with never-ending construction projects that are the result of unprecedented growth in the district.
Getting to know people in the community is just another challenge of his new job. To help him along, the Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and the City of Cleveland on May 30 hosted a meet-and-greet event for Trotter and his wife, Rachel.
The meet-and-greet was sponsored by eight local businesses who donated food items for the 75-100 people who turned out to introduce themselves to the Trotters during the two-hour event.
For more information on chamber events, go online to www.clevelandtxchamber.com.
Guests at the May 30 meet-and-greet event for Cleveland ISD Superintendent enjoyed a wide variety of food items provided by Agave Mexican Restaurant, Brookshire Brothers, D&M Diner, Extra Mile Catering, Fat Floyd’s Smokehouse, El Burrito, Ranch Hand Cafe and Walmart. 
Don Vickers and Patti Jones Foster with Emergency Hospital Systems, LLC, attended the May 30 meet-and-greet event sponsored by the City of Cleveland and the Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce for Cleveland ISD’s new superintendent, Chris Trotter, and his wife, Rachel (second and first from the right, respectively). 
The City of Cleveland, the Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and eight local businesses sponsored food for a meet-and-greet event on May 30 with Cleveland ISD’s new superintendent, Chris Trotter.