Ms. Leatha Massey
Mrs. Massey's ongoing profession as an educator has lasted for decades. Upon graduating from Morris Brown College on a band scholarship, her teaching journey would begin in Columbus, Ohio, as a third grade teacher.
After three years, Mrs. Massey would then return back to her home of Pompano Beach, Florida. That is where she taught in the Broward County School District -- right before claiming Camden County, Georgia, as home. From there, Mrs. Massey taught at both middle schools. Her areas would include: Language Arts/Reading at Camden Middle and Career Connections/ Language Arts at St. Marys Middle. Soon thereafter, she would begin serving as Assistant Principal at Kingsland Elementary. Knowing that learning never ends, Mrs. Massey earned both Master’s and Educational Specialist Degrees from Nova Southeastern University.
7th Grade Assistant Principal
Mrs. Brimhall began her career in education in 1995, after graduating from the University of Georgia with a biology degree. She taught 8th grade science, reading and Georgia Studies at St. Marys Middle School. During that time she also earned a Masters of Education degree in middle grades math and science in 1998. Soon after, her husband was transferred to Fallon, Nevada, and she taught high school math there for two years. She returned to St. Marys Middle School in 2002 to teach 7th grade math. In 2009, she left the classroom to become a graduation coach/Title I specialist until moving to Camden Middle School as Assistant Principal in 2016. In 2017, Mrs. Brimhall earned her Education Specialist degree in administration. She is married with three children and one grandchild.
8th Grade Assistant Principal
Mr. Mitch Coley
Mr. Coley graduated from the University of Mississippi’s education program in 2005. Since then he has taught at elementary and middle school levels, teaching math and science. In 2011, he and his wife moved to Camden County to teach at Camden Middle School. After four years with CMS, Mr. Coley decided to move back to the elementary level and taught at Matilda Harris. Teaching led to opportunities in leadership, which eventually landed him the role of Teaching and Learning Specialist at Sugarmill Elementary. Mr. Coley now serves as the eighth-grade Assistant Principal. His belief is that all students can succeed. His aim is to do all he can to ensure this happens.