Rome City Schools is pleased to announce that Erin Hall has been named the assistant principal at West Central Elementary School. With extensive experience in education and a strong commitment to academic excellence, Hall brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership skills to her new role.
Hall has a long history with Rome City Schools teaching at North Heights Elementary, Anna K. Davie Elementary, and West Central Elementary. This school year, she served as a Literacy Coach at West Central. She has previously worked as an Instructional Specialist, a fifth-grade ELA teacher, and a first and second-grade teacher at West Central. She was a first-grade teacher at Anna K. Davie and a pre-k, first-grade, and second-grade teacher during her time at North Heights.
Hall was named North Heights’ Teacher of the Year in 2009 and was also named West Central’s 2020 Teacher of the Year.
“Embracing the role of assistant principal is not just a step up in my career, but a commitment to fostering a nurturing and inspiring environment for every student at West Central. I am excited that Ms. Wheeler and I can together continue to build a community where learning thrives and every child can achieve their fullest potential,” Hall says.
Hall earned her BS degree in Early Childhood Education from Auburn University and her Master’s in Education from Georgia Southern University. She also has an Educational Specialist Degree from Piedmont College, a reading endorsement from Northwest Georgia RESA, and Tier I Educational Leadership from the University of West Georgia.
Along with her classroom roles she has also served as the Summer School Coordinator, served on the Superintendent's Advisory Committee, and helped coordinate the PTO.
“I am absolutely thrilled to have Erin Hall as the new assistant principal of West Central Elementary! Her dedication, experience, and passion for education make her an invaluable addition to our team. We are incredibly grateful to have her, and I am confident that, working together, we will create an inspiring and thriving school community,” West Central Principal McKensey Wheeler says.