Email:  alexadea100@wcschools.com

Dr. Deanté Alexander has been an educator since 2009. Before coming to Wilson County, Dr. Alexander served as the Freshman Academy Principal and an Academy Principal for the Academy of Engineering and Automotive Technology at Antioch High School in Metro Nashville Public Schools. Dr. Alexander obtained a Doctorate of Education from Union University in December 2021. He enjoys spending time with his family, reading, working out, and traveling. Dr. Alexander's goal is to build community and create a culture in which all students can engage in relevant learning and thrive at WWMS. #WestWilsonStrong

Email:  hoganmic100@wcschools.com

Mr. Hogan has been an educator since 2017. Before beginning his teaching career, he spent two years as an Educational Assistant, with the first year in a CDC classroom and the second year in a one-on-one role. Mr. Hogan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. He then received his teacher licensure through Middle Tennessee State University and his Masters in Educational Leadership from Trevecca Nazarene University. Mr. Hogan enjoys spending time with family, traveling with his wife, and all things sports— especially Tennessee Vols! 

Email: watkiset100@wcschools.com

Seteria Watkins has been an educator since 2009. She started her career teaching 5^th grade at Cameron Middle School in Metro Nashville Public Schools. She then spent the next 8 years of her teaching career at John F. Kennedy Middle School as a 7^th and 8^th grade math teacher. In 2019, Ms. Watkins joined the Antioch High School administration team working as the Dean of Students. Ms. Watkins holds a Bachelor and Master degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and is currently working on her doctorate at Carson Newman University. In her spare time, Ms. Watkins enjoys spending time with her family, watching Marvel movies, and traveling.

Email: hillam@wcschools.com

Mrs. Hill has been an educator since 2001. After moving to Mt. Juliet from Louisville, Kentucky, she taught math and science at Mt. Juliet Middle School for eleven years.   Mrs. Hill also served as an instructional coach before she was appointed Math Coordinator for the Wilson County School District. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Spanish, a Master of Arts in Education, and has an endorsement in Instructional Leadership.