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Experienced educator
Although she has only been in Rappahannock for a year, Puiyear has spent a lot of her career in surrounding counties.
Prior to Rappahannock, Puiyear served for five years as assistant principal at high schools in Madison and Culpeper counties and served in Madison as both a teacher and a school division director of technology.
Puryear holds a master’s degree from Western Kentucky University in Elementary Education, and ‘a master’s degree in Administration and Supervision from George Mason University.
Puryear said that she was initially drawn to RCHS because of its reputation.
“It’s amazing that we can offer so many offerings here in a small setting,” she said. “That credit goes to Roger in the last five years, working and giving back to the community.”
Puiyear added that she
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