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Stovall excited to return to role as principal
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Connie Stovall has done just about everything under the sun in education and is excited for a change of pace when she takes the reins as principal at Dawson County Junior High School in July. “I grew up in a small town and this was the size district I was used to working in until I came to Forsyth,” said Stovall. “To be able to have an opportunity to go back and work in a small school with a small staff and with a small group of kids, I just can’t wait.” After switching careers from accounting to education, Stovall has taught elementary and middle grades, gifted classes, math, science, language arts and social studies. She’s been an assistant principal and principal and is currently the Director of Secondary Education with Forsyth County Schools.
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Graduation rate in Dawson County remains above 95 percent
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Despite the turmoil over the last year, as classes were canceled and pushed online due to COVID-19, the graduation rate in Dawson County for 2020 remains one of the highest in the state, according to Dawson County Schools Superintendent Damon Gibbs.
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