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after serving five-and-a half years and 16 years, respectively, on the Decatu.r campus. Boyd, who has,28 total years in education, has a bachelor's degree in sec– ondary education with a concentration in English from the University of Southern Mississippi and earned master's and spe– cialist degrees in sec– ondary education with a concentration 1n English from Mississippi State University-Meridian. She resides in Pen– sacola after previously living in Meridian. . Wright bas a bachelor's degree from the Univer– sity of Mississippi and completed additional coursework at the Univer– sity of Southern Missis– sippi and Mississippi State University. A forme r res ident of Newton, Wright now resides in Memphis. Clark has ta.ught elec– tr:onic technology classes for 11 years. He holds an associate in arts degree

tiona) graduate hours at USM. ·He resides in Meridian. Brooks has served since August 2004 as busi– ness technology instructor at the Philadel– phia/Neshoba County Career-Technical Center, a division of ECCC. She previously served as :a business and com– puter teacher at the Walnut Grove Correc– tional Facility. She is also a former business and computer teacher at Leake Academy. She began her career in edu– cation as business teacher at Utica High School. She holds an asso– ciate's degree from ECCC and a bachelor's degree in business education from Delta State University. She has also completed coursework at Mississippi State University. She resides in Ca,rthage. Retirees will also be recognized at the college's end-of-the-year luncheon this month.

Sibley currently serves as Early Childhood Pro– grams director at the Newton County Career and Technical Center. She is also an instructor at Mississippi State Univer– sity-Meridian and serves as an educational con– sultant for the East Mis– sissippi Center for Educa- tional Development (EMCED) at MSU- Meridian. An ECCC graduate, Sibley attended Meridian Community College and Mississippi State Univer– sity in Starkville, where she received bachelor, master and educational specialist degrees in ele– mentary education. Armstrong currently serves as an adjunct pro– fessor of management at MSU-Meridian. He is a graduate of Mis– sissippi State University in Starkville, where he received a bachelor's degree in agriculture and a master's degree in busi– ness administration. He is currently pursuing a