Caldwell County Schools Superintendent Jeremy Roach announced Friday the hiring of two assistant principals, who will both start on July 1.
First, Bradley Stallins has been named an assistant principal at Caldwell County High School. His teaching career spans over 19 years, all of which as a history teacher for the district.
Stallins served as the head coach for the Tiger baseball team for 18 seasons and is currently an assistant coach for the Tiger football team. He earned his undergraduate degree in social science and secondary education from Campbellsville University and holds master’s degrees in secondary education and education.
He is married to Stephanie Stallins and they have three children: Austin, Garner, and Gracie.
Additionally, Pollyanne Kimmel has been named the new assistant principal at Caldwell County Middle School. She previously served as the curriculum coordinator for the school and has 22 years of experience as an elementary and middle school teacher.
Kimmel earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of Southern Indiana and holds master’s degrees in teacher leadership and school administration from Murray State University.
She is married to Tom Kimmel and they have two children: Geurin and Lillian.
