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Brooks County High School Principal Irma J. Hall
Principal Irma J. Hall
Irma Hall began her career in education after working for ten years in the business field with the Federal Land Bank (agricultural loans department). While serving as a PTO officer for Quitman Primary when her children were in grades 1-3, Mrs. Hall realized that she had a real passion for making a difference in the lives of children. Therefore, she enrolled at Thomas University to add to her business/bookkeeping certification. Mrs. Hall later transferred to Valdosta State University where she received a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education and later a Master's Degree in Educational Administration/Leadership.
Before being employed with the system, Mrs. Hall served as a member of the Brooks County Board of Education. She has a wealth of varied experiences in the field of education which serves as excellent resources as she works daily with teachers, students, parents, and other administrators. During the past 22 years, Mrs. Hall has worked as Assistant to the Title 1 Director at the school system's central office; served as the Parent Involvement Coordinator for the system; taught Title 1 classes grades 1-5; then taught second grade. Mrs. Hall transferred to North Brooks Elementary School as the Assistant Principal in 1999 and two years later became the Principal. In 2008, Mrs. Hall transferred back to Quitman Elementary where served as the Principal until Spring 2011. She has recently been named as the Principal of Brooks County High School starting Fall of 2011.
Mrs. Hall and her husband, Randy, reside in Quitman. She sees many of her students and their families out and about in the community on a regular basis. Mrs. Hall seeks out opportunities to visit informally with families because she feels that this contact helps students realize that parents are working together to help each child obtain a brighter future.
Assistant Principal Kendrick Moody
There is an old proverbial saying that states “Learn not only to find what you like, learn to like what you find”. Born and raised in Valdosta, Georgia, Kendrick Moody discovered that he had a deeply rooted passion for touching the lives and minds of children. After realizing this affinity for working with children, Mr. Moody decided to pursue a career in education. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Health and Physical Education from Valdosta State University. Mr. Moody would later earn a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership and his Educational Specialist Degree in the area of Curriculum and Instruction from Nova Southeastern University.
Prior to entering the education profession, Mr. Moody proudly served as an active duty servicemen in the United States Air Force. In addition, Mr. Moody also worked with the Child and Adolescent division of the Behavioral Health Services of South Georgia before beginning his teaching career with the Atkinson County School System. During his tenure with the Atkinson County School System, Mr. Moody also served as the Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, football, and track coach.
Currently, Mr. Moody and his wife Maggie, who also is an educator, reside in Valdosta, Georgia. They are the proud parents of two wonderful children, Kendrick and Alexis. Mr. Moody is excited about serving the Brooks County community and believes it’s truly a blessing to work collaboratively in a supportive network alongside other educators, parents, and the citizens of the Brooks County community to help our children excel and succeed.
Assistant Principal Dr. Djana Goss
Dr. Djana Goss was born and raised in Brooks County. She attended Brooks County Schools where she graduated with honors. She received her Bachelor’s degree in the area of Secondary Science Education from Valdosta State University, where she also received her Master’s degree in Instructional Technology. She received her Educational Specialist degree and Doctoral degree in the area of Educational Leadership. Her husband, Corie Goss was also reared in Brooks County and attended Brooks County Schools. Dr. Goss began her educational career sixteen years ago at Brooks County Middle School.
Dr. Goss believes that Brooks County High School is a great school with rich traditions. "Our goal is to provide a safe and positive learning environment in which each of our children can excel. We have a dedicated faculty and staff who care about helping each of our students achieve. I consider it an honor to serve this school system and the citizens of this community. My hope for the future is that we all work together to make a good school system even greater."
CTAE Director Sharon Cunningham
Sharon Cunningham graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Home Economics. She received her Master’s and Specialist Degrees in Vocational 
Education from Valdosta State University as well as certification in Educational Leadership. Sharon spent 23 years as a classroom teacher at the junior high and high school level prior to being named Career, Tech, and Agricultural Director. Her 31 years experience has all been in Brooks County.