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Adam Brassfield

Mr. Brassfield brings 14 years of educational experience and a strong commitment to student achievement, instructional excellence, and educational leadership. Throughout his career in DeSoto County Schools and Memphis-Shelby County Schools, he has served students across multiple grade levels while gaining valuable experience in diverse educational settings.
 
He earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with an endorsement in Social Studies from the University of Mississippi and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Arkansas State University. "Mr. Brassfield's dedication to students, passion for education, and commitment to supporting teachers make him an outstanding addition to the Oakland Elementary leadership team," said Superintendent Dr. Don McPherson. "We are excited to welcome him to Fayette County Public Schools and look forward to the positive impact he will have on our students, staff, and families."
 
Throughout his career, Mr. Brassfield has focused on fostering inclusive learning environments, implementing data-driven instructional practices, and developing curriculum that promotes meaningful student achievement. He believes strong relationships, high expectations, and collaboration are essential to helping students succeed both academically and personally. He looks forward to partnering with students, staff, and families to continue Oakland Elementary's tradition of excellence.
 
"I am honored to join a dedicated community that strongly supports its students, staff, and families," said Mr. Brassfield. "As an administrator, I aim to ensure that every student feels safe, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential while also providing strong support for teachers in the classroom. I am honored to be part of the Oakland Elementary community."