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DEKALB COUNTY, GA—The DeKalb County School District has announced 21 new principals who will take the helm at schools across the district for the 2025–2026 academic year.
“Our principals are the heartbeat of every school,” said Superintendent Dr. Devon Q. Horton. “Each of these new leaders brings extraordinary dedication, energy, and a bold vision for success. I have every confidence they will empower teachers and staff, engage families, and elevate learning for every student.”
Each principal was selected through a rigorous process and began transitioning into their roles this summer, officials said.
These leaders bring a vibrant mix of experiences, fresh perspectives, and an unwavering passion for academic achievement, the District stated in a news release.
Meet the incoming principals, listed alphabetically by school:
- Browns Mill Elementary – Erika Ellis
- Canby Lane Elementary – Martavious Johnson
- Chapel Hill Elementary – Erika Simpson
- DeKalb Alternative Program – Ferrun Johnson
- DeKalb Technology South – Emmerson Allen
- Druid Hills High – Michael Costa
- E.L. Miller Elementary – Delicia Stephens
- Huntley Hills Elementary – Moiya Nesle
- Kelley Lake Elementary – LeToya Carmichael
- McNair Middle – Tamika Hardaway
- Murphey Candler Elementary – Crystal Pounds
- Oakcliff Theme School – Sherry Johnson
- Oak View Elementary – Jamar Marks
- Princeton Elementary – Kerry-Ann Holmes
- Redan High – Tuqwan Taylor
- Rock Chapel Elementary – Tameka Muhammad
- Snapfinger Elementary – Karen Stancil
- Stone Mill Elementary – Yvonne Browder
- Stone Mountain High – Rickey Wright
- Stoneview Elementary – Keisha Battle
- Towers High – Stacey Barlow