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While schools everywhere were transitioning to remote learning because of the coronavirus pandemic, Chad Holloman, an alumnus of Gardner-Webb University, accepted a new leadership role a few weeks into the conversion. An assistant principal in the Johnston County (N.C.) Public Schools, he was promoted to Director of Transportation Services and responsible for the day-to-day operations and maintenance of the 300+ bus fleet. With the system’s more than 37,000 students staying at home, Holloman needed to provide meaningful and relevant telework for the department’s employees.

Publication Date

6-4-2020

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

bus drivers, bus safety, Chad Holloman, COVID-19, employee recognition, GWU School of Education, Johnston County (NC) Public Schools, Master's in School Administration, school nutrition, telework, Transportation Services

Alumnus Accepts New Leadership Role in School District During Coronavirus Pandemic

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