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New Principals Named In Atmore, Flomaton
June 25, 2010
Three new principals were hired Thursday in Escambia County (Ala.) for Flomaton Elementary, Escambia County High and the Escambia County Career Technical Center.
Escambia County Middle School Principal Zickeyous M. Byrd (pictured) was named the new principal at Escambia County High School. Byrd will begin his new position next Thursday, July 1. He replaces Joseph Dean who quit for unannounced reasons after less than a week on job. He replaced former Principal Harvey Means after the board failed to extend Means’ contract.
Sandra Reid, who was assistant principal at W.S. Neal Elementary School in Brewton, was hired as the new principal at Flomaton Elementary School. Reid had been at W.S. Neal for the past three years. She replaces David Curran who retired as Flomaton Elementary School’s principal after 24 years.
David Lanier was named the new principal of the Escambia County Career Technical Center. He had served as an assistant principal at Escambia County High School for the past two years.
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10 Responses to “New Principals Named In Atmore, Flomaton”
almost wish my kids were back in ECHS, under the watchful eyes and disipline of Mr. Byrd…my kids would be honored to have them as their principal. He is stern when it comes to disipine, but also rewards them when they do good. He knows the students by name because he gets involved, he doesn’t just sit in his office while the school runs itself…or rather, while the kids (rule) it….
Glad to hear Mrs. Reid is the new principal Flomaton Elementary! She & Mr. Knot were a great team at Neal, & even before she became assistant principal at Neal Elem, she was a wonderful teacher! I know she will be an asset to Flomaton school!
I was absolutely elated when I found out that Mr. Byrd was going to be our new principal. I absolutely loved how he treated us at ECMS. Great rewards when we cooperated and obeyed, and constructive discipline when we didn’t. Although my class of 2013 hardly ever did anything wrong lol
I agree totally with Sandra and I’m excited to see the journey Mr.Byrd will take these young people on. I hope the middle school will get someone as great as Byrd.
good luck Mr. Byrd, I hope you can turn things around at the high school.
Congratulations to all 3 principals! I don’t envy your positions, but I know that you are all very capable. Best of luck to you all!
I’m so excited to have Mr. Byrd coming to the high scool. He was an excellent principal at ECMPS and made so many needed improvements. Good Luck!
Wow! Im glad that ECHS is finally getting some decent faculty. Maybe they can turn that school around.
I think Mr. Byrd will do an outstanding job at ECHS…..it’s a good thing because all of the kids he had led for the past 4 years at the middle school, already know him, he knows them and they respect him. He will be able to “graduate” the first students he started with. BUT, and there is always a “but” in almost every situation…..BUT, who will lead the middle school now…in the same manner he did? This age child needs direct supervision and intervention BEFORE they reach high school, and I don’t know of anyone better than Mr. Byrd for that type of job. I hope he knows someone that could be that motivational leader to fill his shoes, because people, they are going to be hard to fill. I have seen him take children that had no respect for themselves, no future, no family life, no nothing, and turn them into a self respecting, mature,future driven young person that feels like they have self worth…..and that is not something just anyone can undertake. CONGRATULATIONS MR. BYRD!
This is wonderful news!
I’m excited to see Mr Byrd turn ECHS around the way he did ECMS.