Vice Principal

Alison Jackson

Mrs. Jackson is a product of the Newton County School System. She received her Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Hampton University. Upon her return to Georgia, she started her tenure at Mercer University becoming a Certified Teacher in Middle Grades Education, specializing in math and social studies. Soon after receiving her certification, she matriculated at Brenau University earning a Masters in Middle Grades Education, math and science.  

In 2002, she felt the new calling of administration. Although her tenure in the classroom was wonderful, she needed to expand her knowledge and mindset. She attended Georgia College and State University  to add-on Educational Leadership and received her Specialist in Educational Leadership as well.  Currently, Mrs. Jackson is working on her doctorate at Walden University in Administrator Leadership for Teaching and Learning.

Mrs. Jackson feels that education is a calling. “It is a challenging, rewarding mission that stirs deep devotion and unshakable faith. She believes students are our greatest asset. Yet, inspiring educators are the hands that create the masterpiece. As an educational leader, it is her quest to motivate teachers to improve student growth in and out of the classroom. Not only is a mind a terrible thing to waste, but opportunities are as well.

Mrs. Jackson is a married mother of two teenagers, Marcus and Jazmyn.  She lives in Covington with her children and husband Matthew.