Walker named National Assistant Principal of the Year | Times Georgian

“At the heart of Courtney’s work is a profound understanding of the unique needs of every student and teacher she works with,” said NASSP CEO Ronn Nozoe. “From bridging gaps in advanced coursework access to the Mental Health Minutes program, Courtney’s innovation and passion built an inclusive and nurturing environment for every student to grow into their best selves. Her commitment to creating personalized educational pathways, ensuring that students are not just prepared but poised for success beyond her school doors, truly sets her apart. We’re honored to recognize her incredible contributions and the positive, lasting impact she’s made on her school community.”

Walker serves as the assistant principal of teaching and learning at Carrollton High, where she oversees master scheduling, remedial and gifted programs, student awards and recognitions, school improvement initiatives and professional development. She also supports school counselors in developing personalized academic plans tailored to student interest and ability to ensure students not only graduate enrolled, enlisted or employed but also engaged as leaders in their communities.

“I genuinely believe in shared leadership, so this honor is a testament to the collective efforts of the teachers, counselors, administrators and support staff within my school and district,” Walker said. “Together, we form a cohesive team, engaging…