My name is Christine Rumph and I have dedicated two decades to the field of education. My teaching journey commenced at Lowndes High School in 2004, where I remained until 2011. Transitioning to Brooks County Middle School, I continued my teaching journey until 2021, during which I garnered recognition as the lead Special Education teacher and earned the prestigious title of Teacher of the Year in 2017. In 2022, I embarked on a new chapter at Clyattville Elementary, where I have taught third grade and fifth grade, wholeheartedly embracing the joy of teaching each day.

With a profound passion for Special Education, I remain committed to nurturing students as lifelong learners, empowering them to overcome any obstacles they may encounter on their path to success.

I have an Associates of Science degree from Georgia Military College along with a Bachelors Degree in Education and a Masters Degree in Special Education from Valdosta State University. This past year I pursued and received my Dyslyexia Endorsement from Coastal Plains Resa.