Superintendents
Superintendent
Contact
Dr. Mike Ewton
Superintendent
(706) 217-6723
wcs.superintendent@wcsga.net
Lynn McCurdy
Administrative Assistant
(706) 217-6731
lynn.mccurdy@wcsga.net
Meet the Superintendent
Dr. Mike Ewton has a passion for education, as well as a deeply vested interest in Whitfield County Schools and our community. He is a 1989 graduate of Northwest Whitfield High School and—with the exception of four years of active military service—has lived in the area all his life. He is active in multiple community and professional organizations and loves spending time with his family.
Dr. Ewton has been a district level administrator at Whitfield County Schools since 2004. Prior to being named Superintendent, he held positions as the Director of Safety, Security and Transportation, Chief Operations Officer, and Assistant Superintendent for Operations and Student Services.
As Superintendent, Dr. Ewton strives to provide the leadership and support needed to fulfill the district’s mission of maximizing student learning by providing challenging and engaging educational experiences in a safe and supportive environment.
Deputy Superintendent
Contact
Dr. Karey Williams
Deputy Superintendent
(706) 217-6780
karey.williams@wcsga.net
Lynn McCurdy
Administrative Assistant
(706) 217-6731
lynn.mccurdy@wcsga.net
Meet the Deputy Superintendent
Dr. Karey Williams has been part of Whitfield County Schools since 1999. She taught high school English Language Arts for 22 years before transitioning to administration. She has worked as an assistant principal and principal at Valley Point Elementary, an assistant principal at Northwest High School, principal at Southeast High School, and as Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning at the district level before being named as Deputy Superintendent in 2021.
Dr. Williams completed her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, and she completed her Educational Specialist’s degree from Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee. She completed her Doctorate in Education Leadership at Kennesaw State University in April 2024.
During Dr. Williams’ time at the district level, she and the curriculum team have worked with school staff and community members to improve students' early literacy skills and to provide many opportunities for students to become college- and career-ready by graduation.
