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Bulloch County Schools hold annual Recruitment Fair
During the Bulloch County Schools System annual Employee Recruitment Fair, Joyce McCombs, left, tells a story to bus driver recruiters about her twin sister being a bus driver in Alabama to Brad Boykin, the school district’s assistant superintendent for Business Services, and Transportation Safety Coordinator Elizabeth Byrd.
- photo by Jason Martin
The Bulloch County Schools System held its annual Employee Recruitment Fair was held Feb. 10 inside the cafeteria area of Statesboro High School.
The trade show-like set up allow attendees to visit any of the booths of 15 schools, three learning programs and key departments like Transportation, School Nutrition and Maintenance.
Also, representatives were available to speak to educators who want to become certified to teach in Georgia or degreed professionals from any field who want to become a teacher.
Standing left, David Avera, director of Technology for Bulloch County Schools, talks about efforts to improve phone reception and communications within the schools system to Marty Holder, assistant principal at Mattie Lively Elementary, principal Chakira Draine, seated, and assistant principal Valerie Morton.
- photo by Jason Martin
Erin Skinner from Statesboro talks with Sallie Zetterower Elementary assistant principal Victoria Allen about a possible position.
- photo by Jason Martin
Langston Chapel Elementary assistant principal Chris Jacobs, left, talks with Kyra Elvine, far right, a graduate student from Cochran attending Georgia Southern University.
- photo by Jason Martin
