Residents wanting
quick answers about school issues have a new source to call.
Dean Jackson,
business editor for the Times Herald, will join the Coweta School System
as director of public information with a $70,000 annual salary. Jackson
is a Newnan High School graduate and long-time employee of the Times Herald.
Jackson joins
the school system July 2 and will be the first full-time public information
officer in the School System's history.
In addition
to dealing with media requests, Jackson also plans to work closer with
the county's business community to forge tighter bonds with the school
system.
Jackson replaces
Andy Denny, who served in the position for a number of years.
In other personnel
matters;
Arnco-Sargent
Elementary School Principal Chris Jennings has been named assistant superintendent
for operations, a position unfilled during the 2000-2001 school year,
and formerly held by Doug Bennett. Jennings will supervise activities
in school construction, maintenance, transportation and school food services.
Karen Barker,
instructional lead teacher at Poplar Road Elementary School, will replace
Jennings as principal at Arnco-Sargent.
Walter Drake,
assistant principal at Newnan High School, will be assistant principal
and athletic director at East Coweta High.
Deborah Ford,
assistant principal at Arnall Middle, will be assistant principal at Northgate
High.
Scott Floyd,
a teacher at Arnall Middle, will be assistant principal at Newnan High.
Jan Franks,
a teacher at Canongate Elementary, will be assistant principal at Northgate
High.
William Harrison,
a teacher at Newnan High, will be assistant principal at Northgate High.
LaWanda Smith,
instructional lead teacher at Moreland Elementary, will be assistant principal
at Arnall Middle.
Rick Waggoner,
a newcomer to Coweta, will be assistant principal at Madras Middle. Waggoner
is currently a superintendent in South Point, Ohio, where he has also
served as teacher, principal and assistant superintendent.







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