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Rockdale County Public Schools Rockdale County Public Schools, Conyers, GA, K-12 public school district in metro-Atlanta region, 22 schools, 14,500+ students

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Congratulations to our Teachers of the Year for 2026-2027! We will spotlight each of our school-level Teachers of the Ye...
09/10/2026

Congratulations to our Teachers of the Year for 2026-2027! We will spotlight each of our school-level Teachers of the Year leading up to the district celebration on September 29, 2026.

TYLER MOORE
D.L. Sims Elementary

Coach Tyler Moore is currently in his 10th year of teaching. For the past seven years, he has been teaching Physical Education, with four of those years at Sims Elementary School. He is also the head basketball coach for the Heritage High School Lady Patriots.

In his spare time, he enjoys playing sports, is committed to maintaining a consistent workout routine, and considers myself a very active person. Beyond physical activity, Coach Moore said, "I enjoy spending time with friends and family, listening to music, and adding to my shoe collection. I also like to think of myself as a professional food critic because I love trying new dishes and exploring different types of cuisine."

He added, "Coaching takes up a lot of my time, but it's about much more than practice and games. I use coaching as an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with students. It allows me to learn more about their goals, interests, and aspirations beyond the classroom. It is not uncommon to find me cheering on the sidelines at a game, applauding during a recital, or showing up to support students at other extracurricular events. I make it a point to ask my students about their schedules so I can support them beyond the walls of my gym.... Throughout my career, I have participated in mentoring groups for young men and have always looked for ways to give back... I am passionate about helping students build confidence and believe in themselves. My role is to encourage them to take their education seriously and help them recognize how their efforts today can shape their future."

Coach Moore comes the small town of Americus, Ga. and from a large, close-knit family whose values shaped the person he is today. "I am also a proud father, and being a dad is one of my greatest blessings and motivations in my life. I graduated from Valdosta State University and earned a membership into the greatest fraternity on the land, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.!"

One of his greatest honors was receiving the Golden Apple Award, a special recognition given by a graduating Senior with Honors to the teacher who had the greatest impact on their educational journey. He said, "While that recognition meant a great deal to me, the real reward comes from being able to brighten a young person's day and help them see that better days are always ahead."

(Image designed by WBL Intern Aniya Arnold)

Congratulations to our Teachers of the Year for 2026-2027! We will spotlight each of our school-level Teachers of the Ye...
09/10/2026

Congratulations to our Teachers of the Year for 2026-2027! We will spotlight each of our school-level Teachers of the Year leading up to the district celebration on September 29, 2026, which will be livestreamed at rockdaleschools.org.

KA-AJA BROWN
Pine Street Elementary

Ka-Aja Brown has been teaching for 15 years and has been an EIP teacher at Pine Street Elementary for the past three years. Before that, she served as an EIP teacher at Emirates National School in the United Arab Emirates for two years.

She has a close-knit relationship with her mother and her two nieces, who are a truly important part of her life. In her spare time she enjoys trying a variety of restaurants and cuisines. She said, "I value spending quality time with my family and friends, as those moments help me maintain a healthy work-life balance. I tend to seek out adventurous activities that challenge me and allow me to step outside my comfort zone. One of my favorite ways to recharge, whenever my schedule allows, is simply getting some extra rest. Above all, I have a passion for international travel, as it allows me to immerse myself in different cultures, broaden my perspective, and create lasting memories through meaningful experiences."

One of the most rewarding aspects of her teaching career has been the opportunity to teach internationally. She said, "It has challenged me to grow both personally and professionally in ways I never imagined while allowing me to experience different cultures and explore the world. Through my international teaching experiences, I have even had the opportunity to visit five of the Seven Wonders of the World. Beyond the travel, what I value most are the meaningful relationships I have built with colleagues and friends from many different nationalities. Equally rewarding has been hearing from former students who have stayed in touch and shared that I made a lasting, positive impact on their lives. Knowing that I have helped shape their confidence, growth, and future is the greatest accomplishment of my teaching career."

(Image designed by WBL Intern Aniya Arnold)

    at Rockdale County Public Schools! Stephanie Stephens Johnson
09/10/2026

at Rockdale County Public Schools!

Stephanie Stephens Johnson

    at Rockdale County Public Schools! Stephanie Stephens Johnson
09/10/2026

at Rockdale County Public Schools!

Stephanie Stephens Johnson

09/10/2026

CONYERS – Rockdale County Public Schools (RCPS) recently announced the top three finalists for the district Teacher of the Year with surprise visits to finalists' schools.

YOUR PRESENCE MATTERS! September is Attendance Awareness Month and RCPS is highlighting the importance of good attendanc...
09/09/2026

YOUR PRESENCE MATTERS! September is Attendance Awareness Month and RCPS is highlighting the importance of good attendance.

Too many absences—excused or unexcused—can keep students from succeeding in school and in life. How many are too many? 10% of the school year—or 2 days a month—can knock students off track.

Good attendance can build good skills and habits, help students read well in elementary and middle school, help high school students stay on track to graduate, and help everyone to succeed in school, work, and life.

Your presence matters!

Stephanie Stephens Johnson

Way to go to our students, families, and schools!     at Rockdale County Public Schools! Stephanie Stephens Johnson
09/09/2026

Way to go to our students, families, and schools! at Rockdale County Public Schools!

Stephanie Stephens Johnson

YOUR PRESENCE MATTERS!  September is Attendance Awareness Month and RCPS is celebrating and highlighting the importance ...
09/09/2026

YOUR PRESENCE MATTERS! September is Attendance Awareness Month and RCPS is celebrating and highlighting the importance of good attendance.

Good attendance can build good skills and habits, help students read well in elementary and middle school, help high school students stay on track to graduate, and help everyone to succeed in school, work, and life.

Too many absences—excused or unexcused—can keep students from succeeding in school and in life. How many are too many? 10% of the school year—or 2 days a month—can knock students off track.

Your presence matters!

(Image designed by RCPS Work-Based Learning Intern Aniya Arnold)

¡TU PRESENCIA IMPORTA! Septiembre es el Mes de Conciencia sobre la Asistencia y RCPS lo está celebrando y destacando la importancia de una buena asistencia.

Tener buena asistencia puede ayudar a desarrollar buenas habilidades y hábitos, ayudar a los estudiantes a leer bien en la primaria y secundaria, ayudar a los estudiantes de preparatoria a mantenerse en camino para graduarse, y ayudar a todos a tener éxito en la escuela, en el trabajo y en la vida.

Demasiadas ausencias, ya sean justificadas o no, pueden impedir que los estudiantes tengan éxito en la escuela y en la vida. ¿Cuántas son demasiadas? El 10% del año escolar—o 2 días al mes—puede sacar a los estudiantes del camino.

¡Tu presencia importa!

(Imagen diseñada por Aniya Arnold, pasante de Aprendizaje Basado en el Trabajo de RCPS)

Stephanie Stephens Johnson

09/09/2026

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