The association
says Maddox was chosen for the honor because she exemplifies leadership
of the highest quality. In her work, she has demonstrated a concern for
educational excellence by developing programs designed to meet academic
and social needs of all children and has put the well being of every child
at the forefront of school planning and operations.
"Ms. Maddox's
distinguished leadership and extraordinary service as an educator exhibit
her determination to improving young lives," said Phyllis Chastian,
executive director of GAESP. "She is to be commended for her achievement
in developing the human talent that will carry our state into the 21st
century."
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