Rochester High School principal Chris Keisling is retiring after seven years at RHS and 36 years in education. 

Keisling says he's never stopped learning alongside his students over the past three decades.

Seeing the impacts he's made on the students over the years is what made his job worthwhile. 

Although excited to get back into the coaching world again, there is a lot from RHS that Keisling will miss. 

Keisling takes over a Logansport girls team that won only five games last season and hasn’t been above .500 since a 24-3 record in a 2013-14 season that ended in the semistate with a 44-41 loss to Penn.

Before his time at Rochester, Keisling served as a teacher and assistant basketball coach under Basil Mawbey at Lewis Cass.

Prior to that, he was the varsity girls’ basketball coach at Western High School where he compiled a 68-15 record and a state title in 2014 to go with a semistate appearance in 2012.