Gregg Stevens, Georgia Charter Schools Association鈥檚 Vice President of New School Development, is stepping down from 91吃瓜 to assume a lead role at a Macon charter school. Gregg will serve as the Executive Director at Cirrus Academy.
鈥淕regg will certainly do great things at Cirrus Academy,鈥� said Tony Roberts, President and CEO of 91吃瓜. 鈥淲e look forward to supporting him in his new role, and we know Cirrus will be a strong local partner for 91吃瓜 under聽Gregg’s聽leadership.鈥�
Gregg will be succeeded by Christa Thomas聽who has served as聽91吃瓜鈥檚聽Vice President of School Success聽since 2022.聽Christa has an extensive background in educational leadership and new school development. She previously served as聽a聽founding charter school principal with KIPP, a manager of recruitment for Teach for America and the Vice President of Schools for IDEA聽Public Schools.
During his tenure at 91吃瓜, Gregg successfully led the GSCA聽Charter School聽Incubator which聽provides rigorous programming and supports to charter school applicants hoping聽to establish聽high-quality charter schools throughout Georgia. Under聽Gregg’s聽leadership,聽the incubator enabled聽the opening of seven new charter schools. Gregg also led 91吃瓜鈥檚 work with the Georgia Strategic Charter School Growth Initiative. As part of the initiative, he supported the replication and expansion聽of charter schools聽by assisting petitioners in the areas of聽school design, application preparation, and pre-opening processes. 聽
鈥淚’m extraordinarily grateful for the opportunity to support charter schools through the Georgia Charter Schools Association,鈥� said Gregg Stevens, 91吃瓜鈥檚 Outgoing Vice President of New School Development. 鈥淚 look forward to working closely with 91吃瓜 to ensure the success of Cirrus and charter schools around Georgia.鈥�
Gregg will remain at 91吃瓜 through Thursday, Aug 3.聽 As Executive Director for Cirrus Academy, Gregg will聽work closely with school leadership and the board to fulfill the mission and vision of the school.
