Martinsville City Public Schools has announced that Jill Collins has been named assistant principal at Martinsville High School.
Collins is no stranger to the division, having previously served as MCPS coordinator for math, science, and STEM. In her new role, she joins Assistant Principal Bobby Dalton and Principal Dr. Aji Dixon to form the school’s leadership team for the 2025–26 school year.
Collins holds a Master of Education from Averett University. With nearly three decades of experience in education, she brings a wealth of knowledge and versatility to her new role at MHS. Her background includes positions as a special education teacher, science teacher, coach, STEM instructor, and curriculum developer. Most recently, she served as assistant principal at Tunstall High School in Pittsylvania County.
“I’m incredibly excited to begin my new role as assistant principal at Martinsville High School and rejoin Martinsville City Public Schools—a community dedicated to inspiring and empowering every student,” Collins said. “I look forward to working alongside our dedicated staff, students, and families to help every Bulldog succeed!”
“Our MCPS family is excited to have Jill Collins return to our school division,” said Superintendent Dr. Zebedee Talley. “Jill possesses excellent instructional skills and will have a huge impact on student learning at Martinsville High School. I know she will make great contributions to our continued academic growth.”
