478-994-2031

brandi.davis@mcschools.org

Mrs. Brandi Davis is an experienced educator with more than 20 years in education, all of which have been dedicated to serving students in special education. She has spent the past five years in district-level leadership and previously served as a Georgia Alternate Assessment (GAA) Instructional Coach supporting educators in implementing best practices for students with significant cognitive disabilities.

Mrs. Davis earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Georgia College & State University before completing her Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) degree at Nova Southeastern University. Mrs. Davis brings extensive experience in special education and leadership and is excited about serving students, families, educators, and the community of Monroe County.

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brandi.may@mcschools.org

Mrs. Brandi May has more than 15 years of experience in education and currently serves as the Coordinator of Special Education and Instructional Student Supports for Monroe County Schools. Throughout her career, she has served in a variety of roles, including Special Education Teacher, Journalism Teacher, English Language Arts (ELA) Teacher, Writing Lead, ESOL Lead, Small Group Teacher, In-School Coordinator, Family Engagement Liaison, and Academic Instructional Coach.

Mrs. May earned her bachelor's degree in Communication from Wesleyan College, her Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Georgia Southern University, and her Education Specialist degree in Special Education from Georgia College & State University. Outside of her professional role, Brandi enjoys spending time with her husband, James May, and their children, James, Seth, Michael, Hannah, and McKinlee.

Mrs. May is dedicated to collaborating with students, parents, stakeholders, teachers, staff, and administrators to ensure every student has access to a high-quality education. She is committed to promoting a positive, safe, and inclusive learning environment through effective instructional practices that support the success of all learners.

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tiffany.fowler@mcschools.org

Mrs. Tiffany Fowler serves as the Coordinator of Specialized Programs for Monroe County Schools, with over 16 years experience in education (General/Gifted and ACCESS), instructional leadership (ACCESS Instructional Coach and 504 Coordinator), and school administration (HS Assistant Principal). Throughout her career, she has been passionate about ensuring that every student receives the support, resources, and opportunities needed to reach their full potential and partnering with families and educators to improve outcomes for students with disabilities.

Mrs. Fowler earned her Bachelor's degree in Special Education/Early Childhood Education from Mercer University, Master's Degree in Early Childhood from Mercer University with a Science Endorsement, Master's Degree in Leadership from Georgia College & State University, Education Specialist degree in Special Education from Northcentral University, and currently pursuing a Doctorate of Education from American College of Education in Special Education. Ms. Fowler also has Transition, Tier I/II, and Gifted Endorsements. In her free time, outside of her professional role, Tiffany enjoys spending time with her husband, and their five children and taking care of the Farm.

As Coordinator of Specialized Programs, Mrs. Fowler is committed to building strong relationships with students, families, teachers, administrators, and community partners. She believes that collaboration, innovation, and high expectations create learning environments where every child can thrive. Her leadership philosophy centers on empowering educators, promoting inclusive educational practices, and ensuring that all students have equitable access to high-quality instruction and meaningful educational opportunities while in school and life beyond the classroom.

478-994-2031

autumn.berkebile@mcschools.org

Sophie Holland is excited to join Monroe County Schools as a full-time diagnostician. She has worked within the Monroe County school system as a contracted Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for the past two school years and is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of a truly outstanding school district. She graduated from the University of North Georgia in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and is currently in graduate school at Georgia Southern University, working toward her Specialist in School Psychology. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, antiquing, and baking. She looks forward to continuing her education while supporting Monroe County students.

478-994-2031 ext. 1603

jennifer.brown@mcschools.org

Jennifer Paul Brown serves as the Parent Mentor for Monroe County Schools, a role she has held since March 2019. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration from Macon State College and began her professional career at the Forsyth-Monroe County Chamber of Commerce. With a strong background in marketing, Jennifer brings both strategic communication skills and a passion for community engagement to her work with families and educators.

As the parent of a child with a disability, Jennifer offers a unique perspective and a deep understanding of the challenges families may face in navigating the school system. Her son Zander, who is on the autism spectrum and non-verbal, attends Monroe County Middle School and is enrolled in the ACCESS program.

In addition to her work with Monroe County Schools, Jennifer actively serves on the Monroe County Special Olympics Committee and is a board member of the Sunshine Foundation for Rob’s Place. Through her professional expertise and personal experience, she is committed to helping families access resources, build strong partnerships with schools, and support their children in reaching their fullest potential.

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