My name is Sharon Eason Massie. I am a Board of Education member for the Coosa County Board of Education, District 1. I am a life-long resident of Coosa County and a graduate of Goodwater High School.
I have 41 years’ experience as an employee of the Coosa County School System. The positions I have held are bus driver, Chapter I Aide, Goodwater Elementary School secretary, Central High School secretary, and secretary to the superintendent. I am familiar with most of the laws and policies that govern our school system. I retired from the system July 1, 2019.
My children and my three grandchildren who live in Coosa County graduated from Coosa County Schools. Currently I have family members enrolled in Coosa County Schools.
DISTRICT 2
Tiffany McCain, District II, Chairperson
Mrs. McCain graduated from Central High School Coosa County in 2006. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 2010 from Alabama State University with a major in Psychology and a minor in English. Mrs. McCain earned her Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health
Counseling from Alabama State in 2016. Currently, Mrs. McCain is serving as Career
Coach/Counselor at J.F. Ingram State Technical College, a college for incarcerated individuals.
She is married to Brandon McCain and has four children: Antoneo, Camryn, Matthew, and Lauren.
DISTRICT 3
Joe N. Belyeu, District III
Born and raised in Coosa County Coosa County High School Graduate 1972 Athens State College Graduate 1976 BS degree Secondary Education Married to my high school sweetheart Jackie 47 years Five children, Eight grandchildren Four State Basketball Championships 1995, 2000, 2001, 2004 AHSAA Hall of Fame Inductee 2011 Born again Christian (Baptist)
DISTRICT 4
Sharon Coffman, District IV
DISTRICT 5
Gay Adams, District V
Mrs. Adams graduated from Weogufka High School in 1979. She attended Central Alabama
Community College and finished with an Associate degree in 1981. Mrs. Adams received a Bachelor of Science degree from Montevallo in 1982, and a Master’s degree from Auburn in 1997.
Mrs. Adams married her husband, Todd in 1982. They have one daughter, Cara. Mrs. Adams taught in the Coosa County School System for 25 years and retired in 2007. After retirement she was part-time graduation coach and technology assistant. She now works part-time with CLAS (Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools), serves as Director at the Weogufka Center for Arts Entertainment and Education, serves on the Weogufka Alumni Committee, and is a Volunteer with the Coosa County HIPPY program. Mrs. Adams enjoys fishing, turkey hunting, photography, and she has never lost her love for learning or teaching.
