Patsy Jordan: Cherokee School Employees "Are My Heroes"
Incoming Cherokee County School Board member Patsy Jordan wants to advocate for public school system she worked in for 37 years.
Northeast Cherokee County resident Patsy Jordan will soon become the newest member of the Cherokee County School Board. She defeated incumbent Kim Cochran in the July Republican primary and had no Democratic challenger in the Nov. 6 general election. She will serve in the new Post 2, which encompasses east and northeast Cherokee. Jordan, a retired Cherokee County School District educator, has 37 years of experience in education and has worked as a paraprofessional, school secretary, county payroll officer, school bus driver, classroom teacher, mentor and college supervisor. She has an Ed.S in curriculum and instruction and her endorsements include gifted and teacher support specialist. Jordan and Husband Franklin "Bug" Jordan live in the …
Debbie Harry
1:34 pm on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
I enjoyed reading about Patsy's motivation and her ideas for her first term. Congratulations, Patsy. We look forward to your service on the board. more ›