Educational leadership team celebration.
Greenville, SC – As the new school year approaches, Greenville County Schools (GCS) has announced a fresh lineup of principals for the 2024-2025 academic year. The first day of school is set for Thursday, August 8, and parents should ensure that their children are registered in time. Let’s take a closer look at who will be leading local schools this coming year.
Tim Scipio, a native of Darlington, brings a wealth of experience to West Greenville School. With degrees from Clemson University and the University of South Carolina, Scipio has previously excelled as an assistant principal at Woodruff High School.
Stephanie Smith holds degrees from Virginia Tech and East Tennessee State University. She is known for her leadership as an athletic director and service in various administrative roles including assistant principal at Wade Hampton High School, enhancing community engagement events.
After a successful tenure as a teacher and math coach, Nurit’ Sexton moves into the principal role at Bethel Elementary. She has been honored as a Top 3 District Teacher of the Year and has shown immense leadership at Woodland Elementary.
Currently principal at Seneca High School, Dylan Hudson is set to transition to Greenville High Academy. With a strong focus on teacher support, he has driven major initiatives that improved graduation rates.
Matthew Critell steps in as principal at Reedy Laurel Elementary after serving at Bethel Elementary. His experience includes a background in early childhood education from Youngstown State University and leadership training from Furman University.
Edgar Henson has excelled in various roles since joining GCS in 2018 and is keen on applying his assistant principal experience from Mauldin High School to his new position at Greenville Middle.
Kyle Pearson, an Aiken native, has spent over 12 years in education before becoming an assistant principal. His leadership at Mauldin High School has paved the way for his new role.
Jordan Hudson joins East North Street Elementary with extensive academic credentials. She has previously been recognized as a finalist for District Teacher of the Year.
Dawn Hooker has been at the helm of East North Street Academy and now transitions to Alexander Elementary. Her rich educational background includes earning a Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina.
After notable successes at Woodmont Middle School, Jennifer Couch will now lead Lakeview Middle, bringing her proven track record of improved student outcomes.
Melissa Patterson has demonstrated her capability at Woodmont High School as assistant principal. She earned recognition as 2023’s Assistant Principal of the Year.
Todd Stafford, currently an assistant principal at Greer High School, brings over a decade of experience in educational leadership.
April Roberts, who has served as interim principal, will continue her commitment to nurturing foundational literacy and skills among at-risk students.
With a robust background in educational leadership, Amy Kern is known for major achievements during her time as principal at Mitchell Road Elementary.
As these new principals step into their roles, they bring a diverse range of experiences and leadership styles aimed at enhancing the educational experience for students across Greenville County.
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