Arthur Williams Middle School

Wayne County · Jesup, GA

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Jayme Click

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All Teachers at Arthur Williams Middle School

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Jayme Click
Kindergarten teacher
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Deandrea Cooksey
Principal
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Rachel Crutchfield
Grade 2 teacher
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Craig Davis
Assistant principal
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Lauri Davis
Early intervention teacher
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Tammy Deloach
Early intervention teacher
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Tiffany Denison
Teacher support specialist
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Andrea Dent
Esol teacher
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Selena Lattie
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Brandi Lee
Grade 6 teacher
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Laurel-leigh Lege
Early intervention teacher
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12
Doretha Linderman
Teacher of severe intellectual
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Jessica Lindsay
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Amity Dipietro
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Joseph Dolan
Grade 5 teacher
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Sherna Lott
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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Charles Lyons
Grade 7 teacher
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Erica Madray
Early intervention teacher
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Ted Marcus
Military science teacher
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Rhonda Mathis
Early intervention teacher
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Lori Maxey
Grade 1 teacher
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Sharon Mcbee
Teacher support specialist
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23
Krista Tharp
Teacher of severe intellectual
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24
Sarah Thompson
Lottery pre-school teacher
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25
Ashley Thornton
In-school susp teacher
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Larae Thornton
Teacher support specialist
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Michael Thornton
Grade 4 teacher
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Ellen Townsend
Early intervention primary teacher
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Jennifer Townsend
Grades 6-8 teacher
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Kimberly Tyo
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Dara Vannus
Early intervention primary teacher
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Belissa Wangstad
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Michael Ward
Principal
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Melissa Eastwood
Assistant principal
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Demi Edenfield
Grade 2 teacher
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James Edwards
Assistant principal
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Amy Fender
Early intervention teacher
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Marjorie Fennel
Early intervention teacher
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Savannah Foster
Grade 4 teacher
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Erin Franks
Teacher support specialist
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Halie Frye
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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James Mcdaniel
Principal
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Justin Mcdonald
Grades 9-12 teacher
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Sally Mcgregor
Early intervention primary teacher
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Cheryl Mcready
Principal
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Clarence Washington
Principal
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Katlyn Weidner
Grades 9-12 teacher
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Alicia Gardner
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Stephanie Gibbs
Teacher of emotional/behavioral
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Heather Mock
Gifted elementary teacher p-5
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Mechele Morris
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Elizabeth Moseley
In-school susp teacher
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Kevin Moseley
Assistant principal
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Morgan Moseley
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Hannah Music
Grade 3 teacher
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Sara O'donnell
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Kylie Westberry
Early intervention primary teacher
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Timothy White
Principal
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O'darius Williamson
Grades 9-12 teacher
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Suzette Williamson
Assistant principal
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Andrea Willis
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Christy Wood
Assistant principal
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Grayson Yeomans
Assistant principal
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Ronald Yoder
In-school susp teacher
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Serran Aaron
Principal
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Jessica Abad
Assistant principal
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Jerrod Ackley
Grades 9-12 teacher
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Amy Adams
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Peter Amis
Military science teacher
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La'cretia Ard
Teacher support specialist
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Alisha Grantham
Early intervention primary teacher
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Leslie Greenlee
Grade 3 teacher
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Bonnie Harper
Grades 9-12 teacher
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Carol Harris
Early intervention primary teacher
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Randal Harvey
Teacher of emotional/behavioral
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Felicia Hayes
Assistant principal
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Kendall Henderson
Grade 8 teacher
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Erin Henry
Preschool special ed teacher
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Melissa Parks
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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Melissa Perkins
Teacher support specialist
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Virginia Barrow
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Cassandra Bauer
Grade 3 teacher
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Ciera Beasley
Lottery pre-school teacher
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84
Jessica Bell
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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85
Danielle Herrin
Early intervention primary teacher
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Kayla Hill
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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Natalie Hines
Grade 7 teacher
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Amanda Phelps
Assistant principal
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Chloe Pickle
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Angela Poppell
Early intervention primary teacher
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Charlotte Powell
Esol teacher
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92
Rosanna Pullido
Esol teacher
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Buffy Pye
Teacher of autistic students
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94
Hali Ratliff
Grades k-5 teacher
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95
Ann Ray
Lottery pre-school teacher
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96
Lisa Ring
Preschool special ed teacher
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97
Gaye Roberson
Grades 9-12 teacher
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98
Amber Bowie
Grades 6-8 teacher
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99
Kimberly Brinson
Teacher support specialist
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100
Amy Broadhurst
Lottery pre-school teacher
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101
Meah Browning
Grade 8 teacher
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102
Jason Brown
Principal
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103
Leah Holbrooks
Lottery pre-school teacher
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Patricia Holland
Early intervention teacher
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105
Ariel Hood
Lottery pre-school teacher
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106
Kellie Howell
Lottery pre-school teacher
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107
Pamela Hughes
Grade 7 teacher
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108
Holly Humphrey
Lottery pre-school teacher
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109
Stephanie Ingram
Preschool special ed teacher
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110
Regina Jenkins
Lottery pre-school teacher
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111
Jessica Johnson
Teacher of moderate intellectual
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112
Tiffany Johnson
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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113
Thomas Royal
Middle school career, technical and agricultural teacher
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114
Brittany Rozier
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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115
Rebecca Rozier
Esol teacher
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116
Teresa Bush
Teacher of mild intellectual
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117
Tori Carroll
Teacher of mild intellectual
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118
Patricia Carter
Teacher of emotional/behavioral
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119
Michael Jones
Grade 6 teacher
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120
Michael Kirkland
Young farmer teacher
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121
Preston Kunda
Grades 9-12 teacher
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122
Billie Sapp
Lottery pre-school teacher
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123
Melanie Sapp
Early intervention primary teacher
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124
Melody Sinclair
Middle school career, technical and agricultural teacher
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125
Quevon Spriggs
Grades 9-12 teacher
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126
Heather Stanfield
Esol teacher
0
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127
Briana Stanley
Early intervention teacher
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128
Kay Surrency
Eip 4th and 5th grade teacher
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129
Terri Surrency
Early intervention teacher
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Wayne County, which oversees Arthur Williams Middle School, serves thousands of students across the region. Within this district, Arthur Williams Middle School stands out as a school where appreciation is actively expressed — not just assumed. Teachers here receive notes that span the full emotional spectrum of gratitude: from heartfelt thanks for staying after school to help a struggling student, to recognition of the creative energy a teacher brings to every lesson, to real-talk acknowledgments from former students who only years later understood the impact their teacher had on their trajectory.

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