February 9, 2025 - 12:15

Deputy Superintendent Shenna Payne embodies the spirit of Escambia County Public Schools, where education is not just a profession but a passion. Having grown up within the very system she now leads, Payne understands the profound impact that dedicated educators can have on students' lives. Her journey from student to educator to administrator showcases her unwavering commitment to fostering a nurturing and supportive environment for every child.
Payne views every student as part of her extended family, emphasizing the importance of building strong relationships within the community. Under her guidance, the school district is focused on creating an inclusive atmosphere that prioritizes both academic excellence and emotional well-being.
With a vision that aligns with the community's values, Payne is dedicated to ensuring that every child in Escambia County receives the education they deserve. Her leadership is a testament to the district's mission of nurturing future generations and preparing them for success in an ever-changing world.
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