Fort Mill, SC – In an inspiring acknowledgment of dedicated service and leadership, Dr. Chuck Epps, Superintendent of Fort Mill School District, has been named the 2024 Administrator of the Year by the South Carolina National School Public Relations Association (SC/NSPRA). This prestigious accolade highlights Dr. Epps’ outstanding contributions to enhancing communication and fostering strong relationships within the educational community.
Throughout his tenure, Dr. Epps has been a formidable advocate for transparency and strategic communication, prioritizing the establishment and maintenance of a robust communications program within the district. His efforts have ensured that communication strategies are integral to the district’s objectives, particularly those aimed at bolstering student achievement.
Dr. Epps’ leadership style is marked by a proactive embrace of innovative communication tools and strategies, enhancing the ways in which the district engages with students, families, and the broader community. His commitment to providing training opportunities for administrators, board members, and staff has significantly boosted the district’s capacity for effective communication and public engagement.
Notably, Dr. Epps has been instrumental in integrating communication elements into the district’s strategic planning processes, thereby ensuring that these initiatives support comprehensive educational goals and foster an environment of open dialogue and cooperation.
The SC/NSPRA Administrator of the Year Award is reserved for exemplary leaders who are not in official public relations roles but demonstrate an outstanding commitment to enhancing public school communications. Nominees for this award are typically superintendents or executive directors within South Carolina’s public educational institutions, who have shown exceptional leadership and have invested in communication as a critical facet of their administration.
This recognition serves as a testament to Dr. Epps’ enduring dedication to not only the Fort Mill School District but also to the broader educational landscape in South Carolina.
