Bio
I am Bridget Davis, the daughter of Rutha Davis-Bonner and Dan Davis. I have two older brothers. I am a native of Minter, AL. I finished high school at Dallas County High School in Plantersville, AL. At DCHS I was a member of the marching band (alto sax), Junior class treasure, and a DCHS Choir member. I also completed my student teaching at my alma mater. During that time I was an assistant choir director and assistant FBLA adviser. I am a member of The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. and a member of a gospel group called Restore and Anointed of Braggs, AL.
Professional Biography
Dec 2010 Bachelor of Science Business/Marketing Education; Alabama State University Montgomery, AL
May 2013 Master of Education Business/Marketing Education; Ball State University Muncie, IN
Highly-Qualified Teacher, Business/Marketing Education Grades: 6-12
Teaching Experience
08/2012 to 06/2017 Barbour County High School Clayton, AL; Barbour County School District
08/2017 to 08/2018 Aliceville High School Aliceville, AL; Pickens County School District
08/2018 to Present The Calhoun School, Letohatchee, AL; Lowndes County Public School
(Taught/PresentlyTeaching: Advance BTA, BTA, Multimedia Designs, Law in Society, Accounting, Personal Finance, and Management Principles)
Coaching/Club Experience
Head Cheerleader Coach 2012-2017
Head Track Coach 2014-2015
Assistant Track Coach 2017-2018
Choir Director 2012-2018
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Advisor 2012-Present
Philosophy of Education
My personal philosophy of education is a critical element in my approach to guiding children along the path of enlightenment. My philosophy of education is that I believe that teaching provides an opportunity for continued learning and growth. I believe that every child is entitled to a “hands-on/minds-on” experience, no matter the environment. I believe that students should have a curriculum and classroom environment that allows them to be able to: relate to the skills being taught, realize how it applies to his or her life, and fully understand why it is being taught.