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Brandi Wilson

Rural LIFE Coach

I live in Kingsport, TN and currently work for the Washington County Department of Education. I hold a Bachelor's degree and Masters in Educational Leadership. I have taught at the elementary, middle, and collegiate levels.

Our Rural LIFE Staff

Tracy Ballew

Dr. Tracy Ballew

Rural LIFE Coach

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Candace Carpenter-Herman

Rural LIFE Coach

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Brooke Drinnon

Rural LIFE Coach

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Catherine Edwards

Dr. Catherine Edwards

Rural LIFE Coach

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Bethany Fillers

Dr. Bethany Fillers

Director of Professional Learning, Rural LIFE

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Sarah Kitzmiller

Rural LIFE Coach

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Richard Kitzmiller

Dr. Richard Kitzmiller

Vice President, Niswonger Foundation

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John Payne

Director of Technology and Innovation

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Brittany Seybert

Communication & Dissemination Coordinator

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Linda Stuart

Rural LIFE Coach

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Brandi Wilson

Rural LIFE Coach

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Contact Information

Niswonger Foundation
223 North Main Street
P.O. Box 1508
Greeneville, TN 37744
Phone: (423) 820-8181
Fax: (423) 588-5933

Foundation Facts

U.S. Department of Education data show that students in Niswonger Consortium schools are more likely to: 1) have a higher ACT score; 2) complete an Advanced Placement (AP) course; 3) score 3 or higher on AP courses; 4) enroll in post-secondary education; and 5) persist in post-secondary education.

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Brandi Wilson

Rural LIFE Coach

Our Rural LIFE Staff

Dr. Tracy Ballew

Candace Carpenter-Herman

Brooke Drinnon

Dr. Catherine Edwards

Dr. Bethany Fillers

Sarah Kitzmiller

Dr. Richard Kitzmiller

John Payne

Brittany Seybert

Linda Stuart

Brandi Wilson

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Contact Information

Foundation Facts

U.S. Department of Education data show that students in Niswonger Consortium schools are more likely to: 1) have a higher ACT score; 2) complete an Advanced Placement (AP) course; 3) score 3 or higher on AP courses; 4) enroll in post-secondary education; and 5) persist in post-secondary education.