Judy Edmonds will assume the role of assistant principal of Bassett High School.
Edmonds brings years of experience in public education to her new role as Assistant Principal at Bassett High School. During her 29-year career with Henry County Public Schools, she has served as both a classroom teacher and a school administrator, including 13 years as an elementary principal, during which she led school improvement efforts, supported instructional excellence, and cultivated positive learning environments. Most recently, she has taught Family and Consumer Sciences at Bassett High School, leading the Teachers for Tomorrow program and helping prepare the next generation of educators. Her extensive leadership experience, commitment to student success, and dedication to building strong relationships make her a valuable addition to the Bassett High School administrative team.
“It is an honor to continue serving Bassett High School in this new capacity. I’m excited to work collaboratively with the administrative team to support students, staff and parents while continuing to build on the strong traditions and successes of our school,” Edmonds said. “I am grateful for this opportunity and look forward to serving the BHS community in this new role.”
Michael Minter, principal of Bassett High School, said he is “thrilled to welcome Mrs. Edmonds to the Bassett High School administrative team. Throughout the interview process, it was clear that she is a student-centered leader who believes in building strong relationships, supporting teachers, and maintaining high expectations for every student. Her experience, leadership, and passion for education make her an outstanding addition to our administration. We look forward to the positive impact she will have on our students, staff, families, and the entire Bassett community. Together, we will continue building on excellence and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed.”
