Bradley County has two finalists for state education awards

NASHVILLE (WDEF) – Two members of the Bradley County school system are finalists for state education awards.

The Department of Education announced today three finalists for each region of the state in the Principal of the Year and Supervisor of the Year awards.

Kirk Campbell

The Principal finalist is Kirk Campbell from Charleston Elementary STEAM Academy.

“I am thrilled to honor these individuals as finalists for the Tennessee Principal of the Year and Supervisor of the Year awards,” said Lizzette Reynolds, Commissioner of Education. “Your exceptional hard work, dedication, and leadership does not go unnoticed, and I am proud that Tennessee has so many principals and district supervisors that are committed to student success.”

The Supervisor is Dana Yost, who is in charge of Federal Projects and Media Supervisor for Bradley County schools.

Dana Yost

“Congratulations to each of the Tennessee Supervisor of the Year Finalists! This distinction commends your dedication and unwavering pursuit of educational excellence,” said Arlette Robinson, 2023-24 Tennessee Supervisor of the Year. “As you are recognized for your leadership, take this moment to showcase your great work and passion for quality education, and shine. May you be honored and celebrated for your unique gifts, talents, resources, and support you bring to your district and community.”

From here, the candidates will have in-person interviews with state officials.

The winners will be announced in the fall.