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Principal: Dr. Antoinette M. Seabrook

Principal: Dr. Antoinette Seabrook
Dear Brockett Elementary School Community,

Welcome to Brockett Elementary School!

I am thrilled to extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to all of our students, parents, guardians, staff, and community members as we embark on another exciting academic year. Our commitment to fostering a safe, nurturing, and engaging learning environment remains as steadfast as ever.
Brockett Elementary is more than just a school; it is a hub of exploration, creativity, and growth. Our dedicated and passionate educators work tirelessly to inspire each child to reach their full potential. We take great pride in not only helping our students excel academically but also in nurturing their character and values.
Our school is not just about academics; it's a place where friendships are formed, talents are discovered, and lifelong memories are created. We believe in a holistic approach to education, which encompasses academics, extracurricular activities, and character development.
As the principal, I am committed to fostering an open and inclusive environment where your feedback and ideas are valued. We want your involvement and support to be an integral part of our school's success. We encourage you to participate in our Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) and various school events throughout the year.
I want to assure you that the safety and well-being of our students is our top priority. Our staff is trained to provide a secure, nurturing, and enriching environment, where each child can thrive.
The journey of education is a collaborative effort, and we are excited to partner with you in helping your child achieve their potential. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions. We are here for you!
Here's to a year of new challenges, exciting discoveries, and boundless opportunities. Let us work together to make this academic year a resounding success.
Warm regards,

Antoinette Seabrook
email to: Dr. Antoinette Seabrook

Asst. Principal: April Hamilton-Williams

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Hello Brockett Elementary family! I am thrilled to serve as the new Assistant Principal of Brockett Elementary School and become a part of this amazing community. I previously served as a Title I Academic Coach, supporting ESOL/SPED/Social Studies for over 3 years.  I  have over a decade of experience as an instructional leader, academic coach and classroom teacher, with 17 years as a 6-12 educator, in Social Studies and as an AP/World History, ESOL and Gifted teacher.  My educational background includes a Bachelor’s in History/Afro-American Studies from the University of Mississippi, a Master of Science in Teacher Leadership from Walden University, and an Education Specialist degree from Thomas University, along with a Tier I Educational Leadership certification from Georgia State University. 

I believe all students can learn and I have dedicated my career to supporting high-quality instruction, strengthening student achievement, and ensuring that all learners, especially students with diverse needs have access to meaningful, rigorous, and supportive educational experiences. My work has focused on building teacher capacity, using data to drive improvement, and fostering positive school cultures where students feel safe, valued, and challenged.

Outside of school, I enjoy reading, writing, live music, watching football and baseball, and spending time with my family and friends. These interests keep me grounded and remind me of the importance of balance, creativity, and joy, values I also bring into my work with students and staff.

I am excited to partner with our students, families, and staff as we continue Brockett’s strong tradition of excellence. I look forward to serving this incredible community and contributing to the success of every child at Brockett Elementary!




Email to: April Hamilton-Williams





 

Counselor: Piper Watkins

Piper Watkins
Greetings,

     I am thrilled to serve as a counselor at Brockett Elementary School.   As I enter my 9th year as counselor I enter with a spirit of gratitude and thankfulness for the opportunity to touch the lives of the students, staff, and parents.  In this short time, my life has transformed from an incredible Middle School teacher to an amazing Caring Counselor.  Additionally, I am delighted to express that building relationships with students, staff, and parents has been extremely rewarding and will be an ongoing aspiration.  I look forward to the continuous journey ahead at Brockett, and I am excited to be a part of an AWESOME family of Bobcats.  

 

Sincerely,

Caring Counselor Watkins
email to: Piper Watkins

IB Coordinator: Consuelo Hodge

Hello Brockett Bobcats! I am Consuelo Hodge and a very proud member of the B.E.S.T.(BROCKETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEAM)!  This is my 18th year at Brockett and my 30th year impacting and transforming lives. I received my bachelor's degree at Valdosta State University in Early Childhood Education and my master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction at Central Michigan University. I have taught grades 1-5, Reading Recovery, EIP reading, and Gifted & Talented. I am now serving as the IB Coordinator and am in the process of getting our school ready to become an IB World School. I also serve as the Gifted & Talented liaison.  I love traveling, reading, and spending time with my family and friends. 

"Our job is not to prepare students for something. Our job is to help students prepare themselves for anything." ~A.J. Juliani

email to: Consuelo Hodge

Academic Coach: Tamara Wade

School Board Member: Ms. Allyson Gevertz District 4

School Board Member Allyson Gevertz
Ms. Allyson Gevertz is a native of Enid, Oklahoma. She attended Enid Public Schools, where her mother served as a School Board Member. After her high school graduation, she moved to Atlanta to attend Emory University. She received her Bachelor’s degree (magna cum laude) from Emory, then attended Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts for her Master’s and Specialist degrees in School Psychology.
After working for several years as a School Psychologist for Gwinnett County Public Schools, Allyson began community advocacy work for her county of residence, DeKalb County. She has focused on sexual assault prevention in positions ranging from hotline volunteer to Board of Directors Chair for Day League (formerly DeKalb Rape Crisis Center). As President of the Junior League of DeKalb County, Allyson joined the Leadership DeKalb Class of 2007. She is currently on the Board of Directors for Leadership DeKalb. Her passion for children and families led her to work on the Partnership for Community Action Board, the DeKalb Symphony Orchestra Board, the DeKalb Juvenile Court Judicial Citizens Review Panel, and the Board of Directors for DeKalb County Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS).

Because Allyson and her husband David have sent two children to DeKalb County Schools, she has spent many years focused on public education advocacy. She has served in various positions on local school PTAs and School Councils, eventually chairing the regional Emory LaVista Parent Council and DeKalb Chamber’s eduKALB. In 2013, she collaborated with other parent council leaders to form Parent Councils United (PCU), a county-wide grassroots advocacy group focused on educational excellence for all DeKalb students. As PCU Co-President, Allyson served on District-wide committees such as the DCSD Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, the Flexibility Advisory Committee, the Technology Advisory Committee and the Superintendent’s Advisory Council. She was a member of the DCSD team completing Harvard Business School’s Public Education Leadership Conference. In 2016, Allyson chaired the Education-SPLOST campaign. The initiative passed by 71% and is providing over $500 million for improvements to DeKalb Schools. Allyson will continue advocating for all DeKalb students in her role on the Board of Education.