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Baltimore County prepares for the school year

A sign outside Cockeysville Middle School welcomed new principal Adam Carney.

A sign outside Cockeysville Middle School welcomed new principal Adam Carney.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

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Baltimore County Public Schools prepares to welcome back students. Hillcrest Elementary in Catonsville and Cockeysville Middle in Cockeysville are among the schools with new administrators, including a new principal.

New principal Adam Carney in his office at Cockeysville Middle School.

New principal Adam Carney in his office at Cockeysville Middle School.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

New principal Adam Carney in his office at Cockeysville Middle School.

New principal Adam Carney in his office at Cockeysville Middle School.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Lisa Shortt in her office at Hillcrest Elementary School.

Lisa Shortt in her office at Hillcrest Elementary School.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

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A wall at Hillcrest Elementary School shows what incoming students said they want their new teachers to know about them before the school year starts.

A wall at Hillcrest Elementary School shows what incoming students said they want their new teachers to know about them before the school year starts.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.

Lisa Shorrt, a new assistant principal at Hillcrest Elementary School, keeps coffee and Harry Potter memorabilia among her office supplies.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

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Lisa Shortt in her office at Hillcrest Elementary School.

Lisa Shortt in her office at Hillcrest Elementary School.  (Cody Boteler / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

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