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Manzie T. Broxton has been appointed by the Baldwin County Board of Education as the new principal of Oak Hill Middle School, effective July 1.
Broxton is a native of Sandersville and a graduate of the Washington County Schools. He received his Bachelor of Science in middle grades education and his master’s degree in educational leadership from Georgia Southern University.
Broxton also received two specialist degrees in educational leadership and teacher leadership from Georgia College & State University. Broxton is currently working on his doctorate degree at Georgia College.
During his tenure in education, Broxton has served as principal, assistant principal, middle school math and social studies teacher, grade level chair, athletic coach, PBIS coach, bus driver, MTSS coordinator, testing coordinator, and athletic director.
Broxton is married to Ashley Broxton, who is an assistant principal in Washington County, and has one son, Courtney, and two daughters, Madison and Kelsey.
– Contributed by School & Community Relations Coordinator Eric Jones