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New principal takes charge at Wise High had to talk to my wife and get permission, King joked. Goldson was promoted at the end of the last school year to the position of executive director of the High School Consortium, which oversees the county 22 high schools. King already had four years of experience as principal at James Madison Middle School, also in Upper Marlboro, and was appointed to replace her. King, 40, has been on the job since early July and said he is looking forward to handling the challenges of a high school. His new job will require an even greater time commitment, as he will be overseeing more than twice as many students and staff. James Madison has about 1,000 students and 65 staff members compared to Wise 2,400 students and 140 staff members. King said his long term goals are to ensure ninth graders have a successful transition to high school and to steer students through graduation. The coming school year is the first in which county seniors will be required to pass the state High School Assessments to graduate. the challenge, he said. what really drives it, the challenge of keeping all ninth graders in school and seeing all 12th graders graduate. which opened in 2006, is the county newest high school and last year showed some of the best test results among county high schools. In benchmark tests taken in March, Wise students had the county third best scores in language arts, third best in government and second best in biology. has the potential to be the best high school in the county, King said. King, who lives in Bowie with his wife Shauna and two young children, has been with Prince George County Public Schools since 1994. He was a social studies teacher at James Madison for four years, then an assistant principal at Hyattsville Middle School for six years before taking the helm at James Madison. When King became James Madison principal in 2004, the school made consistent improvements in its academic scores, although the school performance slipped during the 2006 2007 school year. Under King guidance, James Madison became the only middle school in the county this summer to receive county approval to start an International Baccalaureate program, which adds a global studies concentration to the school curriculum and helps better prepare students for college. Teachers and parents said they are optimistic that King will help Wise have a successful year. Pamela Davis, chairwoman of the school science department, said King supports efforts by the school science program to get the funding it needs to offer students a variety of laboratory experiments. felt really great after meeting with him, Davis said. Lelia Cothen, Wise instructional and testing coordinator, said that King to be very focused on instructional issues. said the goal is to get teachers and students focused on broadening the strategies and thinking skills students use. need to start providing students with more strategies to solving problems, he said. more strategies they have, the more likely they are to succeed. advantage for King is that by having spent the last four years at James Madison which funnels hundreds of students into Wise each year he has already built a relationship with many of the students and their parents. very hands on, very responsive, said LaVonn Reedy Thomas, who has a son entering the 10th grade at Wise. takes immediate action with your concerns, whether the situation is good or bad. said that one year at James Madison, King transferred her son out of a class because he had a strained relationship with a teacher, a move that Thomas said helped her avoid a potentially unpleasant meeting with the teacher. King said that even though Wise is a bigger school than James Madison, he plans to maintain open communication with teachers and administrators and be as accessible as possible to parents.