These kind words will be etched in my heart forever and lift me up on days that may be difficult...
Best wishes on your new position. I am sure you will inspire educators in Crisp
County Schools the way you did here in Dalton.
I am so happy for you about the Crisp County school
superintendent position. You have so many qualities that the students,
employees, and parents will be very lucky to count with a person that will care
and do great things for them. On the personal side I am sad to lose you and
your support for our parents and myself. I wish you all the best luck and I
will keep you and your family in my prayers. The watermelon capital of the world is very lucky!
I am so very happy for you, but I will miss you sooooooo
much.
I hate that you will be leaving us, but know that Cordele is lucky to have you.
Thank you for all your blood, sweat, and tears! We appreciate you and all
that you have done for Dalton Public Schools.
I know you may not even know me with such a big system and I
know Dr. Hawkins says it’s not official with the 14 day waiting period.
However, I wanted to congratulate you and let you know you have been an
encouragement this first year for me at Dalton Public Schools. I have always
felt welcomed at our new teacher workshops seeing your smiling face! You did a
wonderful job finding me immediate help with canvas to help find a solution to
the printing limitations! Crisp County will be lucky to have you and Dalton has
been lucky to have you!
Congratulations! But I am sad to see you go.
I am SOOO happy for you!
I know that I do now know you well but I did get tears in my eyes seeing
the news on the inner-office mail! I can
only imagine what it feels like to get the job of your dreams. I know you will
do a terrific job and I want you to know that you will be GREATLY missed! I
think you have brought a light to DPS that will be hard to fill. Best wishes!
Congratulations,
Rhonda! So excited for you, but we will miss you!
It is with mixed emotions that I announce that Dr. Rhonda
Hayes, our director of school support,
has been named the lone finalist in the superintendent search for Crisp
County Schools in Cordele, Georgia. In keeping with Georgia law, the Crisp
County Board of Education must wait 14 days before their official vote hiring
her.
Dr. Hayes came to Dalton Public Schools in 2006 as
District Literacy Trainer. Since coming here, she has been an integral part of
the implementation of our literacy program as well as our leadership
development program.
The district will wait till Dr.Hayes is officially
appointed as the superintendent in Crisp County before we address any plans for
recruiting for her position.
While I am excited that Dr. Hayes will be able to pursue
her career goal of becoming a superintendent, I regret having to lose her
passion, commitment and dedication in Dalton Public Schools. Her influences
will have a lasting impact in our schools. It is an added benefit for Dr. Hayes
that this opportunity will allow her to
return to the area where she grew up and be near her family. I wish her all the
best in her future endeavor.