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GES’ Jemison is Elementary Assistant Principal of the Year

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10 Mar 2023
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Tracy Jemison of Greensboro Elementary School was recently recognized for her oustanding work as an education administrator.

Jemison was named an Alabama Elementary Assistant Principal of the Year for District III.

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