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First Day On The Job For New Atmore Principal
June 2, 2010
Today is the first day on the job for Joseph Dean, the new principal of Escambia County High School in Atmore.
Dean,38, is a native of Monroe County and most recently served as interim superintendent in Butler County, Ala. During a 15 year career in Butler County, he served as an assistant principal at Greenville High School, principal at Georgiana High School and principal at Butler County Magnet School. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Alabama State University and a master’s degree in education leadership from ASU.
Dean was hired unanimously by the Escambia County Board of Education to replace Harvey Means after the board failed to extend Means’ contract.
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3 Responses to “First Day On The Job For New Atmore Principal”
As a student of ECHS, and getting to witness things everyday, i do believe means did a great job in helping out our school. He may have not 100% made the school better, but its never going to be one hundred percent unless parents start teaching their kids the right things in the home. Means did the best he could and he brought our school up greatly from what it used to be. I’m ready to see what is in store for dean, and i hope he ends my last year good.
Good luck Mr. Dean. You have the support of the community. We look forward to what you will bring to our school, our students and our system. The “system” may not have done you a favor by hiring you, but you sure did the system a favor by taking the position. Again, good luck.
Mr. Dean please dont think that they did you a favor, if you don’t get in that ‘GOOD OLE BOY’ network there gonna do you just as they did Mr. Means I’ve been in this county for 40 years. Please don’t think that they love you. YOU WON’T BREAK NO RECORDS IN THIS COUNTY