THOMASVILLE- Exciting changes are on the horizon for Thomasville City Schools. Superintendent Scott Sweeting is pleased to announce the approval of Bryson Daniels to serve as the Head Principal for the district’s new 6-12 blended campus, set to launch in the upcoming school year.

Daniels has demonstrated exceptional leadership during his tenure at Thomasville High School, making a profound impact on both students and faculty. His unwavering dedication and passion for education have been instrumental in fostering a supportive and enriching learning environment. This recommendation reflects his commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Under Daniels’ leadership, Thomasville High School has upheld its strong tradition of excellence, equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their academic and personal pursuits. His inspirational leadership and ability to motivate have played a vital role in maintaining the high standards for which Thomasville City Schools is known.

With the transition to a blended 6-12 campus, Daniels is expected to bring his dynamic leadership, compassionate approach, and innovative vision to this new role. His deep understanding of the community’s values and educational aspirations positions him as the ideal leader to guide the campus through this exciting transformation.

“I am confident that Mr. Daniels will continue to uphold our mission of providing an academically enriching environment and nurturing lifelong learners,” said Sweeting. “His leadership will be critical in ensuring a seamless integration of our middle and high school programs while fostering new opportunities for collaboration and growth.”

The district encourages the community to join in congratulating Daniels on this well- deserved appointment. His leadership will undoubtedly contribute to the success and advancement of the new blended campus, offering students an enhanced educational experience.

For further updates and information, please visit www.tcitys.org or contact Thomasville City Schools at 229-225-2600.