Data and Student Success Advisor, Principal-Isaac Lane (former), TnCore Coach ELA & Social Sudies/ Instructional Coach /Read to Be Ready Coach. Opinions my own
Leading the Launch with Magnetic Literacy.
Instructional leaders are ready! Excited to collaborate and share strategies that support successful implementation, empower teachers, and strengthen literacy outcomes for every student. 📚✨ @JMCSchools#InstructionalLeadership
When you pair a top-tier principal with the best executive support team this side of the Mississippi, you aren’t just running a business—you’re making magic. ✨
Efficiency meets excellence. This is how legacies are built. 💼🚀
It’s decision time! 🍎 If you’re looking for your next "home," I want that choice to be JMCSS.
We aren’t perfect, but we are purposeful. My #1 rule is Love Your Employees, and my team and I strive every day to ensure our schools are safe, caring spaces where you can truly belong.
There’s always work to do, but I know you’ll L❤️VE doing it with us!
Can’t wait to celebrate at EduFEST 2026 (district-wide tailgate)—it’s going to be a blast. Join our family -- you won't regret!✨
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Respected. Calm. Gentleman. Strong. Impact. But most of all Friend and LEADER!!! We congratulate you on your retirement, Mr. Nelson. JMCSS Senior Leadership loves you!!! @suptking
Sometimes all it takes to change the entire story of a child’s life is one person—one steady, kind, compassionate adult who sees them, believes in them, and never gives up. One person can be the difference between feeling invisible and knowing they matter.
So proud Nolen has the opportunity to be a part of this team . The JMCSS Malesus STEM Innovation Toyota EM2 Student Team took home the "Best Meal" award at RIFA Canstruction competition with their 🥓 and egg 🍳 design made completely from breakfast food.s. @JMCSchools
Recess isn’t a reward. It’s a reset.
Kids aren’t just “burning energy.”
They’re calming their nervous system.
They’re learning how to breathe again.
They’re letting go of the stress they can’t put into words.
For some kids, running is therapy.
Playing is regulation.
Movement is medicine.
Take that away, and don’t be surprised when the behavior gets worse, not better.