Ron Logeman is the longest serving principal in Lisle history. Taking the principal’s job in 1984, Ron spent 26 years leading Lisle into the 21st century before retiring in 2010. Prior to being named Lisle’s principal, Ron served as a Lisle English teacher, football, basketball and baseball coach, the English Department Head and Lisle High School’s Assistant Principal. During his time at Lisle, Ron is credited with developing a state of the art technology lab and working with school, community and business officials to complete the high school addition in 2002. While serving as principal, Ron also served as the District representative to the DAOES Board for 25 years, including two terms as the Board President and many years as the Personnel Committee chairman. Ron also was appointed to and later elected to the IHSA Legislative Commission, serving in the post from 2003-2010.