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Beth Hale

When the smoke cleared from the system merger and the subsequent formation of Millington Municipal Schools, Ms. Beth Hale emerged as the only returning administrator at Millington Central High School. She returns for her twenty-fourth year at Millington and her twenty-fifth year in the profession. This year, Hale oversees discipline for the young ladies, the athletic program, and the department of exceptional children. “Being an administrator means so much more than discipline or having everything in order. It means I can help the kids and community,” says Hale.
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A respectable educational background prepared Hale for her current role. As an undergraduate student at Union University, Hale earned her bachelor degree in science. She moved to University of Memphis to earn her Masters in Science Education and attended Bethel University to add a second master’s degree in Educational Leadership.
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In addition to her impressive pedigree in education, Hale is fortunate enough to work in a field she truly enjoys. “I love what I do. I can see the powerful impact the teachers have on students as well as the impact students have on teachers,” says Hale. Her love of the profession leads to a love of leisurely activities as well. Hale enjoys parasailing, time with her dog, and attending football games when she is not conferencing with students, sharing ideas with teachers, or planning with other administrators. Hale’s dedication to education in general and Millington in particular makes her one of the most uplifting and dedicated people to serve this community.