Warren County Schools Honors Employee of the Year Heather Williamson and Classified Employee Kayla Milstead

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The Warren County School Board meeting on August 26, 2025, celebrated outstanding educators, highlighting the dedication and resilience of its staff. The spotlight shone brightly on Heather Williamson, a teacher at Irvin College, who was named the Certified Employee of the Year. Despite battling breast cancer, Williamson has continued to provide exceptional support to her students, earning her this prestigious recognition. Her nomination emphasized her unwavering commitment to quality education, making her a beacon of strength within the school community.

In addition to Williamson, Kayla Milstead, a third-grade teacher assistant at CenterTowne Elementary, was honored as the Classified Employee of the Year. Nominated by her colleagues, Milstead was praised for her tireless efforts to support both students and staff, proving to be an invaluable asset to her team.

The meeting also recognized the Employees of the Month for August 2025. Mary Jennifer Dunlap, the compliance manager, was celebrated for her approachable demeanor and resourcefulness, while Camille Brown, a kindergarten teacher at Urban College, received accolades for her nurturing approach to teaching, as noted by a parent’s heartfelt nomination.

These recognitions not only highlight individual achievements but also reflect the strong community spirit and commitment to education within Warren County Schools. The board's acknowledgment of these dedicated employees serves as a reminder of the vital role educators play in shaping the future.

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