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Financial secretary at Woody Williams Center highlights programs, grants and staff award
Summary
The financial secretary at the Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers told meeting attendees she oversees finances and grant processing for high school, adult and CTE programs in Cabell County, praised colleagues and said she felt honored to receive a recent staff award.
The financial secretary at the Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers described her duties overseeing finances for the center’s high school, adult education and career and technical education (CTE) programs and said she helps process grants for the county. The official said she and her director coordinate budgets closely and that the board office provides strong support.
“What I really like about my job is, first and foremost, the people that I work with,” the financial secretary said, praising the team at the Woody Williams Center. She said the job’s variety—“It’s always something different every day”—and the chance to meet new challenges and accomplishments are rewarding parts of the role.
Speaking about the site’s new facilities, she called being at the new school “an awesome opportunity for our students” and said there are “possibilities of bigger and better things coming.” She also said she was surprised to be nominated and to receive an award with a colleague, Mrs. Bills, adding, “I felt honored.”
No formal actions, votes or policy decisions were recorded in the transcript; the remarks focused on program operations, staff support and recognition.
