About Us :: Administration

Principal :: Dr. Michael H. Robinson

Education:
Ed.D., Educational Leadership K-12 Argosy University, Sarasota, FL
Ed.S. Educational Administration Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, AL
M. Ed. Educational Administration & Supervision University of D.C.
B.S. Education (Special Education) University of D.C.

Dr. Robinson was named Principal of Creekside High School in October 2003. Before coming to Creekside, he was the Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction at Tri-Cities High School for three years. During his ten-year tenure at Tri-Cities, he also served as a Special Education Teacher, Head Boys' Basketball Coach, and Dean of Students. Dr. Robinson also taught and coached in the Washington, D. C. Public School System for three years prior to moving to the Atlanta, GA area.

Dr. Stanley King has been with the Fulton County School system since 1999 as an Assistant Principal at Creekside High School. He has served in several different capacities including spearheading the Georgia High School Graduation Test Saturday Tutorial. Dr. King has received numerous honors during his tenure at Creekside High School including having the Creekside High School 2005 yearbook Arrowhead 15th edition dedicated to him.

Assistant Principal :: Ms. Felisa Murphy

Education: Ed. S. – Clark Atlanta University

M.A. – University of Missouri, Columbia

Educational Leadership- Kennesaw State University

Felisa Murphy started in Fulton county in 1994 as a school assistant at Tri-Cities High School. She became a certified Social Studies teacher in 1995. In 2000, Ms. Murphy transferred to Creekside High School where she became Social Studies Department Chair. In August of 2005, Ms. Murphy became an Administrative Asst. in addition to being Social Studies Department Chair. She has been a dedicated employee of the Fulton County School System for 11 years.

Assistant Principal :: Ms. Pamela Scott

Education: Ed. S. – Georgia State University
(Educational Leadership and Supervision)

M. Ed. – Georgia State University
(English Education)

B.S. – University of Georgia
(English Education)

Pamela S. Scott is a native Atlantan who attended Frederick Douglass High School. She began her teaching career as a Language Arts teacher for Dekalb County Schools. After ending her tenure as a classroom teacher, Ms. Scott expanded on her experiences in the classroom by becoming Curriculum Assistant Principal at Creekside High School (1997-2003). It is this position that allowed her to gain a well-rounded view of what students in our community need in order to achieve academic success. Ms. Scott also served as an Assistant Principal at Westlake High School for four years before returning home to Creekside High School.

Ms Scott believes that every child possesses an innate ability to learn and to become lifelong learners. She is a strong advocate for differentiated instruction, and she makes it clear that as educators we are charged to tap into each child’s mode of learning. In addition to our role to educate, Ms. Scott asserts that we must ignite a fire and a passion to learn in order to cultivate productive citizens in a global society.

Lastly, Ms. Scott is a true and die-hard football fan, especially when it comes to the Georgia Bulldogs ( Go Dawgs !) It’s all about the Dawgs peppered with some well-deserved love for Seminole pride.

Administrative Assistant :: Mr. Anthony Newbold

Education: B.A. Psychology – Morehouse College

M. Ed. – St. Peter's College, Jersey City, New Jersey

Anthony Newbold has been with Fulton County since 2002, and an educator since 1999 as a Teach for America Corps member. In his nine years in education he has taught on the elementary, and middle school levels. For the past three years he has been a member of the boy’s basketball staff at Creekside High School. Mr. Newbold has been involved in the unwrapping of the eight grade math GPS standards as a part of the Dream Team 8.