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- Donna James
Serving members in Buford City and Gwinnett County < Back Donna James Membership Services Representative djames@pageinc.org Donna joined PAGE as a consultant in 2025 before becoming a MSR in 2026 serving Gwinnett County and Buford City school districts. Following a 32-year teaching career in public schools, she continues to be an advocate for teachers and public education. Prior to her role with PAGE, she was a PAGE Ambassador for the association and a supervising teacher for future educators at University of North Georgia. Donna, who lives in Hall County, Georgia, received her bachelor's, master's, and specialist degrees from Brenau University. She is married and has one son who is the Golf Pro at Jennings Mill Country Club in Athens, Georgia. In her free time, Donna enjoys watching sports (UGA), reading, and spending quality time with family and friends.
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- Scholarship FAQs
Scholarship FAQs PAGE Foundation Scholarships Scholarship FAQs Q: How much is the award for a PAGE Foundation Scholarship? A: Most scholarships are a one-time award of $1,000 or $1,500 payable to the winner’s college or university. Some scholarships may be a one-time award of $500. If you are selected as a recipient, your scholarship funds will be sent directly to your college. We regret that we are unable to make the payment directly to the winner. Q: Who can apply for a PAGE Foundation Scholarship and what scholarships are offered? A: Each applicant must be a member of PAGE and pursuing an education degree or teacher certification, or a high school senior planning to pursue a career in teaching. For more specific information, visit the “Scholarship Timelines” page. Q: Are there scholarships for high school seniors? A: Yes. There are currently two scholarships available to high school seniors who plan to pursue a career as a teacher. However, most of the PAGE Foundation scholarships are for individuals who are already enrolled in a teacher preparation program (rising college juniors, seniors, or graduate students) or who are already teaching. Q: When should I apply? A: Applications are due in March and in May (depending on which scholarship you are eligible for), and funds are available to winners the following school year. For more specific information, select the “Scholarship Timelines” page. Applicants should note that a transcript must be submitted with your application, so please allow ample time for your college registrar to process your transcript request. (High School applicants do not have a transcript requirement.) Q: Where can I get an application? A: Applications are available on this website at some point during Fall Semester through May every year. Q: What if I am eligible for more than one PAGE Foundation Scholarship? Can I apply for multiple scholarships? A: Yes, but you will submit only one application. During the application process you will select all of the scholarships for which you are eligible. Q: What transcript should I submit? (High School applicants do not have a transcript requirement.) A: Please submit your most recent, cumulative transcript. An unofficial copy is acceptable. If you are an undergraduate student please send us your most recent cumulative transcript. If you are a graduate student and have completed at least one semester in your current program, please submit that transcript. If you are a graduate student and are just beginning a program of study you must send a cumulative transcript from your last program of study. Q: When should I request my transcript? A: Please allow ample time for your college registrar or transcript service to process your request. Do not wait for the end of a semester. If you wait for your end of spring semester transcript you will miss the scholarship application deadline. Late applications will not be scored. Q: How do I submit my transcript? A: There are three ways you may submit your transcript: Include your transcript with the rest of your completed application. ( recommended ) Your college’s registrar or transcript service may send your transcript electronically to the PAGE Foundation Scholarship Program at : scholarships@pageinc.org . If needed: You may have your transcript mailed directly to the PAGE Foundation Scholarship Office at: PAGE Foundation Scholarship Program, PO Box 937, Young Harris GA 30582. Q: If my transcript is sent separately, when does it need to arrive? A: All transcripts must meet the same deadlines as the rest of your application. Transcripts sent via postal service must be received in the PAGE Foundation office by the end of business on May 29. Transcripts sent via email must be received by May 29. If a transcript is late it will cause your application to be considered incomplete – no exceptions. Incomplete applications will not be scored. The PAGE Foundation can not be held responsible for lost mail, email delivery failure, or a delay in your college registrar or transcript service processing your transcript request. We recommend you include your transcript with the rest of your completed application. Please allow ample time for your transcript request to be processed and sent. Return to Scholarships Home
- Kerry Coursey
Serving members in Jenkins, Savannah-Chatham, and Screven < Back Kerry Coursey Membership Services Representative kcoursey@pageinc.org Kerry joined PAGE in 2025 as an MSR to the educators of Savannah-Chatham County. Prior to this role, she served as teacher, assistant principal, and principal at the middle and high school levels in Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools. Kerry attended Armstrong State College and Georgia Southern University. She is very proud of being recognized in 2013 as the NAESP National Distinguished Middle School Principal from Georgia. She is passionate about ensuring that teachers and school leaders have the support they need to be successful which, in turn, provides students with a high-quality education. Kerry and her husband Jamie live in Savannah, Georgia. They have a daughter who specializes in Agriculture Communications.
- Scholarship Recipients
Scholarship Recipients PAGE Foundation Scholarships Scholarship Recipients 2025 PAGE Foundation Scholarship Recipients PAGE Professional Scholarships Jodi Bailey Reading Specialist/EIP Teacher Morgan County Elementary School Attending American College of Education Pursuing Ed.D. in Curriculum & Instruction: Literacy Paige Burns 8th-grade ELA Teacher Harris County Carver Middle School Attending University of West Georgia Pursuing Ed.S. in Secondary Education ELA Justin Harrison School Counselor Colquitt County High School Attending Valdosta State University Pursuing Ed.S. in Elementary Education Christian Johnson EIP Teacher Ellijay Elementary School, Gilmer County Schools Attending Columbus State University Pursuing Ed.S. in Elementary Education Kim King K-5 Math Inst. Coach & Professional Learning Coord. Lowndes County Schools Attending Valdosta State University Pursuing Ed.S. in Teacher Leadership Elissa Lotter Kindergarten Teacher Hazel Grove Elementary School, Habersham Co Schools Attending Georgia College & State University Pursuing M.Ed. in Elementary Education Cam Neal 5th-grade Teacher Haw Creek Elementary School, Forsyth County Schools Attending University of North Georgia Pursuing M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction Linh Pham ELA Teacher North Gwinnett High School Attending University of West Georgia Pursuing Ed.S. in Secondary Education - English Phyllis Silverio ESL Teacher Alpharetta Elementary School, Fulton County Schools Attending Augusta University Pursuing Ed.S. in Advanced Education Studies Stacy Thompson 7th-grade Teacher Pepperell Middle School, Floyd County Schools Attending Augusta University Pursuing Ed.S. in Middle Grades Education PAGE Jack Christmas Scholarship Nikki Cantrell 2nd-grade Teacher Mountain View Elementary School, Gilmer County Schools Attending Reinhardt University Pursuing M.A.T. in Elementary Education PAGE Charles "Coach" Cooper Scholarship Abby Carlson Computer Science Teacher Needwood Middle School, Glynn County Schools Attending Brenau University Pursuing M.A.T. in Middle Grades Math & Science PAGE Dr. Allene Magill Support Personnel Scholarship Randall Cummings Computer Lab Paraprofessional Van Wert Elementary School, Polk County Schools Attending Grand Canyon University Early Childhood Education Major PAGE Support Personnel Scholarship Haley Buxton Kindergarten Paraprofessional Johnson County Elementary School Attending Georgia Southwestern State University Elementary Education Major PAGE S. Marvin Griffin Scholarships Kayla Dutton Attending Truett-McConnell University Elementary Education Major Maddie Owens Attending Berry College Elementary Education Major PAGE Undergraduate Scholarship Abby Shoemake Attending Berry College Elementary Education Major PAGE Dr. Alton Crews Future Georgia Educators Scholarship Maddie Swancy Sonoraville High School graduate Attending Dalton State College PAGE Marcia T. Clanton Future Educator Scholarship Blanca Molina-Vazquez Putnam County High School graduate Attending Georgia Military College Return to Scholarships Home
- Gina Tucker
Serving members in Atlanta Public Schools and Clayton County < Back Gina Tucker Membership Services Representative gtucker@pageinc.org Since 2018, Gina has worked as PAGE MSR to educators in Atlanta Public Schools and Clayton County Schools. She is a native of Sandersville, Georgia and a graduate of Washington County High School, the University of West Georgia,, and Walden University where she earned a BS and an M.Ed. in middle grades education. She spent 17 years instructing students in elementary and middle school settings. Gina has two lovely children and has been married 21 years. Gina is passionate about promoting an environment that values education and teamwork as well as helping individuals reach their full potential.
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- Michele Dechman
Serving members in Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Colquitt, Decatur, Dougherty, Early, Grady, Lee, Miller, Mitchell, Pelham City, Quitman, Randolph, Seminole, Stewart, Sumter, Terrell, Thomas, Thomasville City, Webster, and Worth < Back Michele Dechman Membership Services Representative mdechman@pageinc.org Michele has served as a PAGE MSR since 2022. Following a 30-year career in public schools, she continues to be an advocate for teachers. Michele loves visiting schools, making connections with educators, and sharing the many benefits of PAGE membership. Michele, who lives in Thomasville, Georgia received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Florida State University and her specialist degree from Valdosta State University. She is married to an educator and has one son attending Kennesaw State University. In her free time, Michele enjoys watching sports, reading fiction, and getting creative with canvas paintings.
- Laura Clements
Serving members in Appling, Bacon, Ben Hill, Bleckley, Coffee, Crisp, Dodge, Dooly, Dublin City, Irwin, Jeff Davis, Johnson, Laurens, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfair, Treutlen, Turner, Twiggs, Washington, Wheeler, Wilcox, and Wilkinson < Back Laura Clements Membership Services Representatives lclements@pageinc.org Laura is a Tift County, Georgia native. She is a graduate of Tift County High School, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, and Brewton Parker College. Laura’s career as PAGE MSR began in 2013. She loves traversing her 23-county district, meeting and assisting PAGE Members. She currently lives in Fitzgerald with her husband and two sons. Laura is an active Hurricanes Baseball Booster and past PTO President. She enjoys traveling, rooting for the Braves, and watching her children play sports.
- PAGE Educator Grants | PAGE
The PAGE Educator Grant program awards funds to members throughout the state. 1/6 Educator Grants Celebrating Educators and Education. Applications for the Next Round of Grants Will Open Fall 2026. Educators are experts at helping students excel. At PAGE, we’re experts at helping members excel in the classroom and beyond. Many of the innovative supplies and resources to enhance an educator’s effectiveness with students and help propel them to new heights of confidence and achievement are often beyond financial reach. In response, PAGE created a program designed to provide recipients with funds to support goals for students as well as further their individual goals as a Georgia educator. The PAGE Educator Grant program awards up to $100,000 annually in cumulative funds to members throughout the state. Individual grants of up to $500 can be used to: Purchase innovative supplies and resources Fund enriching experiences Contribute to your professional goals Get in Touch with PAGE Educator Grants 770-216-8555 (option 3) 800-334-6468 (option 3) grants@pageinc.org
- Will Esters
Serving members in Bryan, Bulloch, Candler, Effingham, Emanuel, Evans, Tattnall, Toombs, and Vidalia City. Also serving as the College Services Representative for colleges and universities from Macon southward. < Back Will Esters Membership Services Representative westers@pageinc.org As a PAGE MSR, Will serves Georgia educators in Candler, Emanuel, Evans, Tattnall, Toombs, and Vidalia City. He retired from Dalton Public Schools in 2024 with more than 30 years’ experience as a teacher, school leader, and district leader in learning management systems and curriculum. He has also worked for the designers of the Canvas learning management system. Willholds degrees from McNeese State University and the University of Alabama. He lives in Lyons, Georgia with his family. After more than three decades in education, he looks forward to continuing his support of teachers and school staff — now from outside the classroom.
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