Phone: 843-900-3222 Email: fulmera@bcsdschools.net

A 29-year education veteran, Ms. Fulmer brings extensive experience in instruction, school leadership, and district operations. Throughout her career, she has served as a classroom teacher, teacher evaluator, school administrator, and district leader. Fulmer previously served as the first principal of Bowen’s Corner Elementary School, leading the school through its opening and early years, and she has overseen district administrative services, student assignment, elementary school supervision, transportation, human resource, and OSHA safety.

Over the past three years, Ms. Fulmer has led significant improvements within Berkeley County School District’s Human Resources Division. Under her leadership, the district achieved a 94% teacher retention rate and strengthened staffing and budgeting systems to better support schools and students.

Mrs. Fulmer holds both a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and Master’s Degree in Elementary Administration from Charleston Southern University. Ms. Fulmer was previously recognized as BCSD Assistant Principal of the Year and Principal of the Year, was a top three finalist for South Carolina State Principal of the Year, and served as a state representative for the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP).

Phone: 843-900-3222 Email: JashienskiA@bcsdschools.net

I am extremely blessed and excited to be a part of the Nexton Family. This area is full of growth, life, and unlimited potential. As an administrator, I want to continue to grow the climate and culture that Dr. Hoots has established and make Nexton Elementary the top elementary school in Berkeley County. With 14 years of teaching Physical Education and coaching sports, I bring a competitive and hard work approach to work every day. I want to model that to all students because those are life skills that will make any student in the building successful. We should compete to be our best and we get there by hard work.

I was born and raised in Berkeley County. I attended College Park Elementary, College Park Middle, and Stratford High School. After graduating from Stratford in 2002, I attended Coastal Carolina University where I majored in Physical Education. I later obtained a Master's Degree Of Education In Secondary Education from Grand Canyon University and an Educational Administration Degree from Lamar University.

My career in education began in 2006 at South Florence High School where I was a physical education and football/basketball coach. After one year, I moved to Berkeley County and began teaching at Sangaree Intermediate School and coaching football at Stratford High. I taught at Sangaree Intermediate for nine years until I was offered a position at Stratford to be a Physical Education teacher and Varsity Offensive Coordinator. In 2018, I made a decision to take a position at Westview Middle School and be in the feeder school system with my three children and become the Head B-Team and JV football coach.

Leaving teaching and coaching was difficult because it is a love and passion, but even though I am no longer coaching high school athletics, I still intend to coach my children’s sports teams because I want to continue to invest in my children and the children of the community. Youth sports can mold and change lives and I want to use that platform to reach every child. Outside of athletics, I enjoy being outdoors whether it is on the lake, at the beach, or in the woods.

Berkeley County School District has shaped my career by allowing me to be in great programs like Teacher Cadets, giving me opportunities to play sports, putting me around great mentors such as coaches and teachers, and allowing me to grow as a professional.

Phone: 843-900-3222 Email: mccoyg@bcsdschools.net

Ginger McCoy has been in education for 25 years. She received her bachelor's degree from Francis Marion University and her Master’s Degree in Elementary Administration and Supervision from Charleston Southern University.

For the last 14 years, she has been in Berkeley County School District. Now, she proudly assumes the role as assistant principal at Nexton Elementary.