student transportation knowledge. He was responsible for ensuring the timely arrival and departure of school buses as a high school principal in Griffin County, Georgia, School District, and later as the district’s assis- tant superintendent who oversaw transportation, plus student services, nutrition and federal programs. “He went to work and developed the district’s strategic plan,” Jackson added.
Man & Plan of Action “Victory in Schools” is a five-year goal to increase
student achievement, increase student and stake- holder engagement, increase teacher and leader effectiveness, become a reliable organization, and increase staff learning and growth. According to the Bibb County School District website, the plan drives the district’s continuous improvement efforts through shared accountability for all stakeholders and resource alignment. Educational improvements are a work in progress, but the graduation rate has already risen nearly 20 percentage points since Jones joined the
First Congratulations The following is a statement from Dennis
Maple, president and CEO of First Student, which co-sponsors the annual AASA National Superintendent of the Year Award with VALIC: “I am proud for First Student to be a partner with the AASA’s National Superintendent of the Year award. This award recognizes the very best in public education. The state winners, the semifinalists, and Dr. Jones, are all champi- ons and leaders that make a profound impact on the lives of students in their communities. “First Student appreciates all superinten- dents for driving public education and salutes them for doing so much to improve the lives of children. By supporting the Superintendent of the Year award, we are demonstrating our personal commitment, corporate commitment and civic duty to support all superintendents, and the school districts they serve.”
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