ORANGEBURG, S.C. (WCSC) – The Orangeburg County School District has selected an educator with 18 years of experience as its new elementary education director.
Dr. Teresa Jennings, who began her career at Whitasker Elementary School first as an intern and then as principal, will assume the position July 1, the district announced Thursday.
“It is a great honor to take on the role of Director of Elementary Education,” she said. “This position provides an excellent opportunity to shape our educational practices and ensure that all children in our district benefit from a nurturing and effective learning environment.”
The district said it looks forward to Jennings' leadership in improving the elementary education experience.
“Dr. Jennings has the experience, vision, and dedication necessary to lead and support elementary education efforts. Her journey from student teacher to principal all within our district exemplifies a remarkable commitment to educational leadership that we believe will propel our elementary program to new heights,” said Bernard E. Frost, Associate Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction. the doctor said.
Jennings earned a bachelor's degree in sociology from Claflin University and an advanced degree in early childhood education, educational leadership, and a doctorate of education in educational leadership from South Carolina State University.
A release from the district calls this “the beginning of a new chapter in the district's commitment to educational excellence.”
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