Key Club adviser Mrs. Andrea Tira feels ready enough to resign her position after the school year ends.
“It was a hard decision to make,” said Tira, “The timing is right since [Key Club] is in good shape.”
The announcement was very out of the blue, as described by a few members.
“It was a big shock and very unexpected, [Tira] was explaining the club’s history and just dropped the news,” said sophomore Nadia Farenish.
Tira described the moment as bittersweet and sad.
“I’m ready for new things… I don’t plan on advising anymore clubs, but I am teaching a new class,” said Tira.
Tira said she will continue to be a member of the Kiwanis.
“It won’t be hard to adjust to a new adviser, but it won’t be the same,” said Farenish, “She was kind and cared a lot about the club and others could sense that from her.”
“It’s a shame. [Tira] is a good mentor,” said sophomore Leah Stine.
It is unknown at this time who will take over Tira’s adviser position.
Featured photo (at top): Class of 2025 alumni pose with a Key Club banner. Tira has advised Key Club for 18 years. Photo from Tira
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