Jo Ann Seagraves Manley

Background

Manley, Jo Ann Seagraves was born on June 17, 1930 in Hull, Georgia, United States. Daughter of George Thomas and Mary Magdalene (Wynn) Seagraves.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education, U. Georgia, 1955; Master of Education, U. Georgia, 1958; Educational Specialist in Supervision and Curriculum Development, U. Georgia, 1966; Doctor of Education in Administration and Supervision, U. Georgia, 1972.

Career

Teacher, counselor, principal and curriculum director, various Georgia schools, 1952-1964; curriculum director, Newton County Schools, Covington, Georgia, 1964-1966; curriculum director, Butts County Schools, Jackson, Georgia, 1967-1976; assistant superintendent, Hancock County Schools, Sparta, Georgia, 1977-1983; educational consultant, Milledgeville, Georgia, since 1988. Adjunct assistant professor Georgia College, Milledgeville, since 1973.

Achievements

• Jo Ann Seagraves Manley has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Oconee Mental Health Advisory Council, 1980-1990. N.E. Georgia Presbytery Administrative committee, 1986-ruling elder First Presbyterian Church, since 1972. Member American Association of University Women (program chairman 1985), Wesley Foundation (board directors, chairman 1989-1991), Milledgeville/Baldwin County Chamber of C.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, sewing, travel, theatre, cooking.

Connections

Children: MollyManley, Myra M. Watkins, Thomas, George, Bruce.

Father:

George Thomas Seagraves

Mother:

Mary Magdalene (Wynn) Seagraves

child:

Myra M. Watkins Manley

child:

MollyManley

child:

George Manley

child:

Thomas Manley

child:

Bruce Manley