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Jennie Guilfoyle

MS/HS Assistant Principal

educational excellence, community strength, student success

 

                                                                                                                                    
District Responsibilities
  • Supports and manages the academic and operational functions of our Middle School and High School buildings, while fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment.
  • Guides instructional best practices to support student achievement, monitor data to inform decision-making, and ensures curriculum alignment with state standards.
  • Collaborates with faculty and staff, students, and families to promote positive behavior, student well-being, and a strong sense of community. 
  • Aligns school goals to support ongoing District initiatives.     
 
 
Education
Bachelor of Art in Psychology, Shippensburg University
Master of Art in Applied Behavior Analysis, Pennsylvania State University
Master of Education in Educational Leadership, Shippensburg University
 
Certification
PA State Licensed Behavior Specialist
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
PK-12 Principal Administrative Certificate
 
About Mrs. Guilfoyle
Mrs. Guilfoyle was born and raised in Central PA. She and her husband, Brant have two children, Kiera and Declan. Their children keep them busy with a constant schedule of activities including basketball, softball, dance, and band. As a family, they enjoy road trips to National Parks and monuments as well as various East Coast beaches. Prior to coming to Camp Hill SD, Mrs. Guilfoyle supervised a transitional Autistic Support program in another local school district. Overall, she has worked in local private and public special education programs and contracted positions for nearly 20 years. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, watching her children at their numerous events, working on many gardening projects, and reading.
 
Which Lion PRIDE trait do you model for our students?
Integrity – It can be very difficult to always do what is right, even when no one is watching. However, I believe it is important to hold myself to the same expectations I have for our students. I try to model integrity by being honest, taking responsibility for my decisions and mistakes, and following through on what I say I will do. I want students to see that doing the right thing is not always the easiest choice, but it is still the choice worth making.
 
What advice do you have for our students?
Sometimes, it can be hardest to be kind to ourselves. You may find it much easier to be kind to your friends and family, but it’s just as important to show that same kindness to yourself. Give yourself some grace—you’re learning and growing, too.
 
A Fun Fact about Mrs. Guilfoyle
We love our pets in the Guilfoyle household! We have three cats, two rabbits, a bearded dragon, and many fish!