Blanchatter Simpson:
CLASS OF 1990

Fulton High SchoolClass of 1990
Atlanta, GA
University of Phoenix - Graduate SchoolClass of 2007
Phoenix, AZ
Morris Brown CollegeClass of 2002
Atlanta, GA
Crim High SchoolClass of 1990
Atlanta, GA
Tull Waters Elementary SchoolClass of 1986
Atlanta, GA
Blanchatter's Story
Life
My thrust for education did not curtail at Crim High School. I was further educated at the historical Morris Brown College where a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management was accomplished. Recently, I obtained a Masters of Business Administration at the well known University of Phoenix Dunwoody Campus in Atlanta, Georgia. Now, I am embarking on my Doctorate Degree in Organizational Leadership at the University of Phoenix as well. I am a single mother of two, both males ranging from the ages of 11 years to 11 months. My eldest son, Quintavies, is a 5th grader at Bethune Elementary. I enjoy reading, writing, recreation, cooking, and spending time with my children. I have a passion to serve the youth and advocate for public safety initiatives in the Vine City community. PROFESSIONAL CAREER: Employed with the Center for Black WomenÂs Wellness as a Family Support Worker. The position requires case management as it relates to successfully scrutinizing the health and wellness of new and expecting women and children pa...Expand for more
rticipating under the guidelines of the Atlanta Healthy Start Initiative Program. The families mostly reside in neighborhoods such as Vine City, English Avenue, Pittsburgh, Mechanicsville to name a few. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: Currently, serve on the Vine City Civic Association (VCCA) Board of Directors as the Secretary of the organization as well as the Public Safety Chair. During the academic school years of 2002/03 and 2003/04 served as the PTA President at Bethune Elementary School. Recently, I was elected as the Recording Secretary for the Atlanta Council of PTAs.
School
My biggest crush while attending FHS was Vaugh Ragland prior to transferring in 1989. My biggest crush at Crim High was Fitzgerald Reed. Since I did not graduate from FHS, instead I graduated from Crim High there were two teachers that inspired me the most at both locations. At FHS is was Mrs. Theodotia Williams (now Walton) that inspired me to read more. The teacher that inspired me the most at Crim was Ms. Lamar, whom motivated me to attain my dreams.
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