Leadership
Camden High School Leadership Team
Liza Anderson
Meet our Principal
I am proud to be part of the Camden Team, serving our students, educators and families. I have a great love for the Camden High School Community and was excited to return in the Fall of 2022. Spectacular things happen here every day and I am blessed to be part of an incredible school with amazing students who truly impress and inspire me. My door is always open! I strive to provide support and collaborative leadership for our students, families, and educators. My hope is that Camden High School is a community in which each community members feels they belong, are supported and thrives.
Prior to serving as Camden’s Principal, I served as the Principal of Field Elementary School in Minneapolis. I was also an Assistant Principal and Academic Program Coordinator at Henry High School and taught science in the Moundsview School District for over 10 years. As a student, I was highly involved in athletics, the arts, and leadership. Those experiences and the relationships that grew from them helped to form me into the person I am today. I encourage each student to engage in a variety of activities during high school, try new things and explore what brings you joy and motivates you.
I have a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Concordia College, a Master's of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of St. Thomas and an Educational Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership from University of St. Thomas. This is also where I earned my K-12 Principal License.
I am a Minneapolis resident. I have three children (one son, two daughters). All three attend(ed) Minneapolis Public Schools and one is currently in college studying mechanical engineering. When I am not at Camden, you will find me enjoying time with my kids and four year old labrador, reading a good book, biking (road & mountain) or taking a long run or hike.
Camden High School values being accountable to our community, believing in each student, building a community that reflects the northside, dismantling systems and behaviors that oppress our community members, ensuring that each community members experience at Camden is equitable, having fun by cultivating joy and belonging, and being growth-minded by learning and growing to embrace new and innovative practices in our school community.
Josh Cattledge
Meet Assistant Principal Josh Cattledge
I am happy to be part of the Camden Team, serving our students, educators and families. I have a great love for the Camden High School Community and was excited to return to where I started my educational career, High School. Young people are the reason why I do this work that I do, and I am excited to see everything that Camden Community provides.
Prior to serving as one of Camden's Assistant Principal, I served as the Assistant Principal at one of our feeder Elementary Schools, Lucy Craft Laney @ Cleveland Park Community School right in the heart of Minneapolis. I was also a Special Education Teacher at Roosevelt High School, where I began my educational career. As a student, I was highly involved in the arts and leadership opportunities.
I have a degree in Mass Communications, from Saint Cloud State University. I later got my Master of Arts in Education and began working as a Special Education Resource Teacher. I believe in student voice and opportunity/access. How do you know if you can't do something if you don't have access to it?
I have a wonderful wife and two kids who are not old enough to attend MPLS schools but are rising in age. You might see my family at one of the Camden High home games, we always enjoy watching basketball during those cold winter months.
Camden High School values being accountable to our community, believing in each student, building a community that reflects the northside, dismantling systems and behaviors that oppress our community members, ensuring that each community members experience at Camden is equitable, having fun by cultivating joy and belonging, and being growth-minded by learning and growing to embrace new and innovative practices in our school community.
Josh Pool
Brett McNeal
Brett McNeal, Athletic Director
I am honored to serve within Minneapolis Public Schools, where I’ve dedicated 14 years of my professional journey to empowering
students through athletics, leadership, and community engagement. In 2023, I was promoted to the role of District Assistant Athletic Director—another meaningful chapter in my ongoing commitment to the youth of our city and now looking forward to being a part of Camden High School.
North Minneapolis is home. I was raised here, shaped by its values, and inspired by its strength. I’m a proud graduate of North Community High School, Hospitality House Youth Development, Jerry Gambles Boys Clubs, North Branch YMCA and our Minneapolis Parks and Recreation. As a student-athlete, I had the privilege of being named Minnesota Mr. Basketball—a title that opened the door to continue playing the game I love at Western Kentucky University. There, I earned my degree in Communications, was inducted into the university’s Athletic Hall of Fame, and set the stage for a career that extends far beyond the court.
Determined to lead and support the next generation of athletes, I pursued my master’s degree in Athletic Administration from Grace College. My career has taken many forms—Community Organizer, Administrative Politician, Executive Director, Human Resources Manager, High School Dean, Basketball & Football Official, and Athletic Director. Along the way, I had the privilege of coaching, leading my team to a state championship and helping countless student-athletes find their footing both on and off the court.
My purpose has always been about more than titles—it's about transformation. Whether I’m officiating a game or shaping policy, my focus remains on using sports as a vehicle for achievement, excellence, growth, and opportunity.
At the heart of everything I do is my faith & family—my incredible wife and our five accomplished children. They inspire me daily to show up with integrity, lead with vision, and give back to the community that gave so much to me.
My work is grounded in leadership, empowerment, and the unwavering belief that through access and accountability, greatness is possible.
Marcus Zackery
Public Relations Coordinator Marcus Zackery
I am Marcus Zackery and I am the Public Relations Coordinator for Camden High School. Within my role at Camden, I am responsible for marketing, recruitment, community outreach, family and student engagement. I am also the Senior Advisor for the Senior class.
I have worked and lived in the North Minneapolis community for over 20 years. Providing services in education and youth development. Started the first Beacons Boys & Girls Club at Camden/Henry High School in 2007. That program is still running strong in our school.
My passion is to help people. Mainly supporting students to graduate from Camden. It brings me joy to see what they accomplish in their time at Camden. I will continue to support students and families to the best of my ability!