Vosalowe Cammack is originally from Birmingham, Alabama. He taught for four years in Birmingham before coming to Peach County High where he taught Social Sciences for six years. He is married and has one son, two daughters, and a grandson. He is happy to serve as the principal of Byron Middle School.
Mrs. Burch earned a Bachelor's Degree from Georgia State University where she attended on a four-year athletic scholarship to play softball. She completed her Master’s in Secondary Education in 2010, and in 2018 she earned her Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership from the University of West Georgia.
She began her teaching career in 2007 and has taught, coached and served in administration at both the middle and high school levels. Most recently, she was selected as the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year at Pike County Middle School where she taught English Language Arts, served as Athletic Director and coached both softball and girls' basketball.
She and her husband Will married in July 2008 and have four children, Raegan, Collins, Tripp and Knox.
Dr. Jones has worked in education for 37 years, and was born and raised in Fort Valley, GA. After graduating from Peach County High School, he attended Georgia College and State University receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree in Middle Grades Education. Dr. Jones received his Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from NOVA Southeastern University, and his Doctorate from The University of Central Florida.
Dr. Jones taught Journalism, English, and U.S. History before moving into school administration. Over the last 23 years Dr. Jones has been the principal of schools at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. He is happily married and has three children and one grandchild.
Dr. Jones is excited to be a part of the Peach County School System, and honored to continue to serve the community working with the students, families, and staff at Byron Middle School.
