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Principal – Bradley Jenkins

It is my pleasure to serve as the principal of Woodrow Wilson Middle School. I have been in education since 2008, starting as a middle school math teacher. After seeking out certification in administration from Virginia Tech, I was awarded the wonderful opportunity to serve as the Camper Hall principal at William Fleming High School.

Once at William Fleming High School, I knew I was where I wanted to be…in Roanoke City Public Schools. My administrative path lead me to four years of experience as an assistant principal at both, William Fleming High School and Patrick Henry High School. All of my experiences culminated into being awarded the principalship of Woodrow Wilson Middle School in the 19-20 school year.

The students, the staff, and the community have been nothing short of wonderful and I look forward to continuing our efforts in making Woodrow Wilson Middle School the BEST middle school!

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Assistant Principal – Alisa Barnette

Hello! My name is Alisa Barnette and I began my career as an educator in 1988.  Prior to becoming an administrator, I taught students health and physical education for 13 years.  In July 2004, I began my career in administration as an assistant principal.  I enjoy working with the students, parents, and the entire Woodrow Wilson Middle School family to make it a safe and engaging learning environment.  In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, walking, and visiting beaches.

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Assistant Principal – Mathis Seal

It is my honor and privilege to serve as an assistant principal at Woodrow Wilson Middle School. My educational background includes a B.S. degree in Mathematics and a M.A. degree in Education, Curriculum, & Instruction from Virginia Tech and an Educational Leadership endorsement through Longwood University.

I grew up in a family of educators that instilled in me a great appreciation for the teaching and learning process. Over the course of my career in education, that level of appreciation grew to new heights as I have served the students of Roanoke City Public Schools. Strong relationships with students, families, and coworkers have always been a priority throughout my career, and I look forward to continuing to build those relationships with the Woodrow Wilson Middle School community.