By GRAYSON LEE MAXWELLRutherford County Schools
Dr. Alexandria Jackson may have begun working at Roy Waldron Elementary just five months ago, but her previous experience with schools in Nashville has more than prepared her to take on a role of leadership at Roy Waldron Elementary School. “I was in Metro for 16 years,” Jackson said. “ I started as a classroom teacher – then went on to be an instructional coach and assistant principal. Now I’ .
Four new principals are stepping into leadership roles with RCS for the 22-23 school year. All come with incredible experience in education and leadership.
Justin Smith, Blackman High School principal: Smith has worked in education since 2001, most recently as an assistant principal at Blackman High School. He’s served previously as an instructional coach and teacher.
Director Sullivan noted Smith’s experience: “Mr. Smith has been an integral part of the success at BHS.& .
astoundingly, judge sarah backus granting bail to five adults in the abuse case, claiming prosecutors failed to identify any specific threat to the community. now that is as bright prosecutors alleging that these guys were training kids to use all those firearms to carry out terror attacks at schools. how is this possible? joining us now with the reaction is attorney harmeet dhillon, who works in these types of cases, as long dominic well as troy waldron. harmeet, let s start with you. i think the regular folks watching this cannot believe their ears, where we have the authority to visit this compound, this guy the first police officer on the scene, said he had never seen conditions like this, it was so sad, so depraved, kids were starving, and of course, a body of a child s mind on the compound, as well. now four of the defendants have $20,000 bail set? what? it isn t even pale, laura.