Kimberly Willison is entering her twentieth year as an elementary educator.  Originally from Ohio, Mrs. Willison earned an elementary education degree from Otterbein College.  After teaching in Granville, Ohio for four years, Mrs. Willison moved to Virginia and completed a master’s degree in educational psychology with an emphasis on gifted and talented education from the University of Virginia.    She also completed an endorsement program in educational administration at the University of Virginia.

While employed by FCPS, Mrs. Willison has worked as a classroom teacher at Parklawn, a gifted and talented center teacher at Haycock and Bull Run, a program specialist for the gifted and talented programs office and a gifted specialist at Spring Hill.  In 2003, she served as the acting assistant principal at Spring Hill before becoming the assistant principal at Churchill Road.  Mrs. Willison also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Virginia, teaching graduate level courses in gifted education. 

Sandra Edwards
Assistant Principal

Sandra Edwards has worked for Fairfax County Public Schools since 1992.  She earned her Masters Degree in Special Education from George Mason University with certifications in the areas of emotional disturbance and specific learning disabilities. In 2005, Mrs. Edwards was selected for the Accelerated Certification Cohort Program through LEAD Fairfax/George Mason University, completing her endorsement in administration and supervision.

For the past two years, Mrs. Edwards has been an inclusion resource teacher in Cluster VII, Chantilly Pyramid elementary schools supporting inclusive practices and collaborating with school teams to provide effective programming for a broad range of students with disabilities.  Previously, Mrs. Edwards was a special education teacher at Brookfield Center.

Roxanne Salata
Lead Fairfax Administrative Intern

Roxanne Salata is in her thirteenth year as an elementary educator. She earned her bachelor's degree in Physical Education from Florida International University in Miami, Florida. Ms. Salata taught elementary physical education, math and science in Miami's private sector for five years. In 2001, Ms. Salata transitioned to teaching elementary school for Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Ms. Salata earned her Master's degree in Educational Leadership in 2003 from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, and began her pursuit to become an administrator at that time.

After much research, Ms. Salata discovered the wonderful Fairfax County Public School System and decided to move to Northern Virginia to pursue her dream of becoming an administrator in 2005. Currently, Ms. Salata is part of the LEAD Fairfax Administrative Intern Cohort and thoroughly enjoys every working day spent with the administrators, faculty and students at Eagle View Elementary School.