By PAT NEWMAN
Staff Writer

McIntosh High School's new principal is Greg Stillions, former assistant principal and athletic director at the Peachtree City secondary school.

Stillions has worked in the Fayette County system for three years, coming here from Mount Zion High School in Clayton County, where he was an administrative assistant and co-department chairman for physical education and health.

In addition to holding various positions in teaching and administration, Stillions started and owned a sportswear company called Dispatch Wear Inc.

Stillions was recognized in 1996 and 1993 in “Who's Who in America's Teacher,” in 1992 as Clayton County's wrestling coach of the year and was January's educator of the month at Mount Zion High School. In 1991-1992, he was named Clayton County's health educator of the year. Stillions is a graduate of Purdue University and West Georgia College, where he earned a master's degree in health and physical education.

Flat Rock Middle School's new principal is Tyrone Jones, former assistant principal at the middle school. Jones has worked in the Fayette County system for two years and has served as assistant principal for the Fayette County Summer School and Fayette County High Summer School.

Prior experience includes a co-principal position at two Muscogee Elementary summer schools and assistant principal positions at two elementary schools.

Jones is a retired major in the U.S. Army reserve. He earned his bachelor's degree from South Carolina State University and a master's degree in reading disabilities from Columbus State University. At Troy State University, he earned a master's of education in administration and supervision.

Mike Davis, a McIntosh High teacher, was named assistant principal at Starr's Mill High School.

Davis has worked in the county school system for nine years as a social studies teacher and served as the school's representative on the school district's communications committee. Administrative positions also include head of Fayette County School System's Administrative Internship Program in 1998, a member of the school's improvement committee and the steering committee for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools report.

He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees from Ohio State University and master levels of certification from West Georgia and the University of Georgia. He was assistant head football coach at Youngstown State University from 1986-1989.