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BOE announces personnel changes

The Fulton County Board of Education approved several personnel changes

at its June meetings, including a new principal for Mountain Park Elementary

School.

Randall Brannon, a veteran Fulton educator with more than 30 years of

service, was named Mountain Park's new principal. Prior to his appointment

he served as assistant principal at both Abbotts Hill Elementary School

and Roswell High School. He also taught chemistry and biology while at

Roswell High and was dean of students.

Brannon is a Harding University graduate (B.S., General Education;

M.A.T., Science Education) and attended the University of Southern Mississippi,

where he receive his Specialist's degree in Educational Leadership.

He replaces outgoing principal Aaron Moore.

Dr. Vickie Scott, a Bibb County School System administrator, also was

approved as Fulton's new Deputy Superintendent for Academics. While

in Bibb County, she held positions of assistant superintendent, principal,

and associate principal, and was on the Southern Association of Colleges

and Schools' Quality Assurance Review Team committee that evaluated

the Fulton County School System and made a recommendation to SACS for

districtwide accreditation.

In addition to numerous local, state, and national accolades, Dr. Scott

holds several advanced degrees, including a Doctorate of Education (Nova

Southeastern University), Education Specialist degree (University of

Georgia), two Master's degrees (University of Georgia, Mercer University),

and undergraduate work in psychology and secondary education (Mercer

University).

Banneker High School Principal Dewitt Walker and River Trail Middle

School Principal Vicki Denmark also were announced as new area superintendents

at the June meeting. Their new responsibilities include day-to-day oversight

and management of all schools within their assigned clusters.

Before the appointment, Mr. Walker was principal at Banneker for five

years. Dr. Denmark had been River Trail's principal since its opening

in 2001.

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