Conyers Adventist Academy

Transforming Characters to Transform the World

Our Staff

Marsha Peters

Marsha Peters

Position: Principal and Teacher
Email: principal@thecaaschool.com

Education

Highest Degree: Bachelors
Major Field: Early Childhood and Elementary Education
College Where Earned: Oakwood University

Biography

Marsha Peters is a graduate of Oakwood University and has been teaching for over twenty-five years.

She is a product of Christian Education, which she loves and promotes. She desires to point her students to the Master Teacher, Jesus, through whom they may grow and reach their highest potential.

She has been married for over 30 years to her husband, Derek Peters, and they have one adult son, Derek II.

Sheridon Pringle

Sheridon Pringle

Position: Teacher

Education

Highest Degree: Master of Research
Major Field: General Science
College Where Earned: Ross University

Biography

I am a believer and product of quality Adventist education and have taught in the Adventist education system for one year.
I have graduated with a Bachelor of Science from Oakwood University and a Master of Research in One Health from Ross University. My hobbies and interests include reading, writing short stories, singing, and sharing ways in which God’s creativity exists in animals and all living things.
My goals for my students and my classroom are:
• to deliver an impactful educational experience to all my students in English Language Arts and Science.
• that my students’ talents shine brightly for the glory of God
• that my students will hold positivity in their heart, stay motivated to work hard and do well.


Erika Jimenez-Gordon

Erika Jimenez-Gordon

Position: Teacher

Education

Highest Degree: Bachelor of Science Early Childhood Education License Practical Nurse
Major Field: Childcare & Healthcare
College Where Earned: Grand Canyon University

Biography

I am originally from Brooklyn, N.Y., but I have lived in Georgia for over ten years. I graduated from Medgar Evers with my Associate of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education. After that I became a Licensed Practical Nurse and worked as an LPN for over eight years. I have worked in childcare and healthcare my entire adult life, however I felt called to be a teacher while working as a school nurse for Atlanta Public Schools. After teaching nutrition and handwashing to the students in my assigned school, I knew this is what I loved doing and I felt called to become a certified teacher. I received my Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from Grand Canyon University in 2016. I am also a Georgia Certified Teacher. I have worked as a teacher for the past four years and have taught students from grades 1st – 8th. I believe in teaching every student in a wholistic way and being an example of Christ to them. I have three daughters ages 27, 21, and 13. I love spending time with my family. I was married this past May to my wonderful husband Ricardo. I am excited to be here at CAA and I look forward to all that God has in store for us!

Jo Hollis

Position: Secretary
Email: info@thecaaschool.com

Janice Keys

Janice Keys

Position: Teacher

Education

Highest Degree: Masters
Major Field: Early Elementary Education
College Where Earned: Georgia State University

Biography

Is a graduate of Fort Valley University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. .
She has over 30 years of teaching experience. She has a passion for working with children. Helping each child progress in all areas of their development—academic, social, language and motor is a challenge I am honored to accept daily.

Roxanne  Carter-McGraw

Roxanne Carter-McGraw

Position: Teacher

Certifications

Reading Specialist from Dekalb County School System

Education

Highest Degree: Masters and ED.S
Major Field: Reading
College Where Earned: Tennessee Technology University

Biography

Roxanne Carter-McGraw, Teacher
She has a Bachelors of Arts in Education from Oakwood University.
She has over 35 years of teaching reading experience. She is passionate about teaching and believes every child can learn no matter what their struggle may be.