Andy Wilkinson joined the Dublin City School District as a Math teacher in 2004 at Dublin Sells Middle School. While teaching various courses in all three middle school grades, Mr. Wilkinson served as a team leader for 5 years at both the 6th and 7th-grade levels. In addition to teaching, Mr. Wilkinson coached baseball for 5 years and golf for 8 while working at Sells. During his time at Sells, he helped direct the after school OAA preparation and intervention programs. He became an Assistant Principal at Jerome in 2013.

Mr. Wilkinson obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Denison University and a Master’s Degree in both Middle Childhood Education (Math and Science 4-9) from The Ohio State University and Educational Leadership from the University of Dayton. In addition to local conferences, Mr. Wilkinson participated in the 2015 Visible Learning Conference. He is a member of numerous educational associations including the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators (OASSA), the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD).

Mr. Wilkinson resides in Worthington with his wife Whitney and three children, Reagan, Riley, and Garrett. In his free time, he enjoys coaching and watching his kids in their various sports and activities, exercising early in the morning, and spending time with family and friends.

Shana Murray joined the Dublin City School District in 2006 as an Assistant Principal at Karrer Middle School.  In 2008, Ms. Murray moved to Grizzell Middle School as the Assistant Principal.  Prior to coming to Dublin, Ms. Murray worked as a middle school/high school math teacher, Varsity Volleyball Coach, Middle School Girls Basketball Coach and High School/Middle School Academic Team coach.   

Ms. Murray obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Mathematics Education from The Ohio State University. Ms. Murray has a Master’s Degree in both Intermediate Administration and Secondary Administration from Xavier University.  Ms. Murray is a member of numerous educational associations including the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators (OASSA), and the Association for Middle Level Education.