I attended Florida A&M University and completed my degree at Florida Atlantic University. After graduation, I  began my teaching career in 2000 as a first-grade teacher in the Clayton County School District. Over the years, I have taught various grade levels, as well as gifted classes. I currently serve as an ESOL teacher, supporting English language learners in their academic and language development.

I am honored to represent our Brockett family as Educational Support Person of the Year (ESPOTY I).  This is my 10th year serving as a school counselor at Brockett.  Some of my greatest moments as school counselor have been going into the classrooms to provide guidance lessons, inviting community members to take part in Career and Red Ribbon day, and spending time with students during lunch on Thursdays with ice cream.  I am overwhelmed with gratitude for two amazing principals, Mrs. Syrenthia Bines-Truitt and Dr. Antoinette Seabrook for granting me the opportunity to serve the parents, teachers, staff, and students of Brockett Elementary.  Thank you so very much. Have a great year Bobcats!

I am a dedicated professional with a long-standing career in the Dekalb County School system, which began in 1987. My experience spans multiple schools, including Miller Grove Middle, Stone Mountain HS, Druid Hills HS, Martin Luther King HS, Lakeside HS, Elizabeth Andrews HS, William Bradley Center, and Brockett Elementary School. My career has evolved through several roles, from Plant Engineer and Campus Security to my current position as Head Custodian.

I graduated from Druid Hills High School in 1975 and attended Atlanta Technical College in 1976. I have been married for 46 years and have three sons.