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ADMINISTRATORS COMPLETE MSBA PROSPECTIVE SUPERINTENDENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
Clinton, Miss. ‐‐‐The Mississippi School Boards Association recently advanced its’ third class from the Prospective Superintendent Leadership Academy. This class is designed to educate and prepare potential candidates for the challenging position of being a superintendent in Mississippi’s public schools. “This training has assisted several administrators in becoming superintendents as well as
receiving promotions at the district level,” said Denotris Jackson, Assistant Executive Director of the Mississippi School Boards Association. Participants receive training from veteran superintendents and educators; totaling more than 40 hours of intensive training in the major areas of the superintendent’s role. “Effective superintendents understand their role, the role of the school board, and how the leadership team works together to positively impact the children in their district,” said Michael W. Waldrop, PhD., Executive Director, Mississippi School Boards Association. “Our goal is to provide the proper resources and training to equip our participants for the road ahead.”
The Mississippi School Boards Association (MSBA) is a professional, nonprofit organization whose mission is to ensure quality school board performance through Advocacy, Leadership Training, Technical Assistance and Information Dissemination. MSBA represents all public school boards of education in the State of Mississippi
Pictured:
Front Row L to R:
1. Denotris Jackson – MSBA Assistant Executive Director
2. Lundy Brantley – Pearl Public Schools (New Superintendent in Union Public July 1)
3. Sebrina Palmer – Canton Schools
4. Michael Cates – Nettleton Schools
5. Paul Moton – Tupelo Schools
6. Angela Jones – Coahoma County AHS
7. Rhonda Prunty – Natchez – Adams Schools
8. Dr. Dennis Daniels – Williams School
9. Tammy Burris – Vicksburg- Warren Schools
10. Stephanie Henderson – Brookhaven Schools
11. Kigi Wells – Quitman County Schools
12. Cynthia Brewer Washington – Quitman County Schools
13. Chad Harrison –Scott County Schools
Second Row L to R:
14. Michael Battle – Gulfport Schools
15. Chad Spence – Houston Schools
16. Jeff Clay – Oxford Schools
17. Tony Elliot –South Tippah Schools
18. Kevin Fuller, Sr. – Kemper County Schools
19. Stanley Ellis – Tunica County Schools
20. Cheyenne Trussell – Hattiesburg Schools
21. Donna Boone –Simpson County Schools
22. Erica Gee- Bradley–Simpson County Schools
23. Roderick Henderson –Brookhaven Schools
24. Al Sparkman, Jr. – Forrest County AHS
