Kala Goodwine: Excellence in Creativity and Educational Leadership Academy, Morningside Middle School
Kala Goodwine
Age: 34.
Family: Mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Goodwine Jr.; sister, Alexandria Goodwine; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Glover, and Frances Goodwine.
Experience: Teacher, Holly Hill Middle,Walterboro and Summerville high schools; assistant principal, Morningside Middle; principal, Morningside Middle; summer food service program coordinator.
Education: Bachelor of Science, mathematics education, S.C. State University; Master of Education, secondary administration, The Citadel; Educational Specialist, school superintendency, The Citadel.
Why I wanted to go into education: Education is the bridge that connects potential and opportunity. I want to be a part of the process that allows children to experience the endless possibilities in life.
Something I've always wanted to learn: How to drive a motorcycle.
Something important life has taught me: The most important components of success are fervent faith, a positive attitude and the willingness to passionately pursue your goals.
Something most people don't know about me: I like to sing karaoke and dance at home in the family room.
Something my parents always told me: Manners will take you where money won't.
Fond childhood memory: Driving into a tree while attempting to parallel park.
One specific goal I hope to accomplish this school year: Provide a supportive school community where young ladies are engaged and feel empowered to think critically while developing innovative leadership skills and good character.
Contact info: EXCEL Academy at Morningside Middle School, 1999 Singley Lane, North Charleston, SC 29405; 745-2000 (office), 745-7191 (fax); Kala_goodwine@charleston.k12.sc.us.
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