The staff and teachers at Shoal Creek Adventist School are fully certified in the latest educational practices and have over 90 years of experience in education.
“This has been the best decision I ever made for my daughter. Couldn’t ask for better teachers and staff!!”
- Stacy Johnson, Parent of 8th grade child
Principal and 7th and 8th Grade Teacher: Grant Wolters
Grant Wolters was born a triplet in Maryland but grew up in New Market, Virginia with his brother and sister. He attended Seventh-day Adventist schools for his entire education and also worked summer camp for many years where he met his wife, Krista. They married in May of 2000 and have three children: Haley, Ian, and Olivia.
Grant received his bachelor’s degree from Andrews University and has worked as an administrator and teacher, within the Adventist school system, for 17 years. Prior to his employment as a teacher, he worked as an Associate in the Potomac Conference Youth Department where he directed the conference summer camp program. Grant finds joy in helping students experience a growing relationship with Jesus, reach academic goals, mature in their understanding of responsibility, and have fun while attending school.
In his free time, Grant enjoys fishing, spending time with family and friends, and playing sports. He also enjoys being actively involved in church life and ministries.
Kindergarten: Tiffany Swinney
Tiffany Swinney has taught and worked in Adventist schools for over 20 years. She graduated from Southern Adventist University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary education and a masters degree in literacy. In her education career she has taught grades PreK-4th grade and has served as a principal for four years. She loves working with young children and seeing the joy they have while learning. She has been married to Sean Swinney for 21 years and has two children. Her hobbies include baking, gardening and playing the piano. Her favorite chapter in the Bible is Romans 8.
1st and 2nd Grade: Krista Wolters
Krista Wolters is originally a Virginia state native but moved to Georgia in 2019 after completing her bachelor’s degree in early childhood education. She is married to Grant Wolters, and they have three children: Haley, Ian, and Olivia. In addition to teaching Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten, and First and Second grade over the years, Krista has worked with children in a variety of capacities including Vacation Bible School, Sabbath School, Adventurers, Camp meeting, piano teacher, and school secretary. Watching children grow and learn, and experiencing their creativity while learning more about Jesus brings her a lot of joy and inspiration. When not teaching, Krista enjoys flower gardening, reading, piano playing, crafting, hiking, and eating dark chocolate.
3rd and 4th Grade: Pauline Evans
Pauline Evans is a highly motivated educational professional with diverse experience in education and a drive for excellence. She hails from the beautiful island of Jamaica and is the third of three children.
Ms. Evans is a graduate of: Manhattan College with a Master of Science Degree in School Building Leadership; Andrews University with a Master of Arts Degree in Educational Administration and Leadership; and the University of the West Indies with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education.
Prior to joining Shoal Creek, Ms. Evans served as an educator in the Adventist school system for approximately 18 years; 9 years as a principal and the previous 9 years as a teacher of grades 3 and 4. Her deepest desire is to fulfill the plans God has for her life, and positively impact the lives of others, especially the students who are entrusted to her care each year. One of her favorite texts is found in Jeremiah 29:11.
Ms. Evans enjoys reading, listening to music, nature, and spending time with friends and family.
5th and 6th Grade Home Room and 7th and 8th Grade Science and Language Arts: Noe Grady
Hi! I’m Ms. Grady and I’m the home room teacher for 5th and 6th grade, but I also teach science and Language Arts to the 7th and 8th graders. I was born on the island of Oahu in Hawaii but lived most of my life in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. A couple of years ago, I moved to Georgia and, despite the heat, think it’s pretty awesome. I graduated from Andrews University in 2021 with the intent on becoming a veterinarian, but through an unexpected turn of events, ended up finding out that I enjoy teaching more! A few of my favorite things and hobbies are: playing the piano, riding horses, playing board games with friends and family, mission trips to foreign countries, and volleyball.
Teacher’s Aide and Registrar: Aimee Arrington
Aimee Arrington has been involved in the education of children for more than 25 years. Previously, she worked at a local church preschool for the 17 years in a variety of roles—classroom assistant, classroom teacher, and most recently, director of the program. She has been a member of the Peachtree City Seventh Day Adventist Church since childhood. Being a product of Adventist Education herself, Mrs. Arrington is a firm believer in it; she and her husband have been committed to sending their son through the Adventist School System. He attended Shoal Creek Adventist School 1st thru 8th grade and Atlanta Adventist Academy. In her spare time, Aimee enjoys spending time at the lake, the beach, Disney World and with family and friends.
Music: Tracy Glass
Tracy Glass graduated from Southern Adventist University with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and Music in 1998 and a Master of Science in Education. Prior to directing the music program at Shoal Creek, Ms. Glass taught Kindergarten and primary grades for eight years. In addition to her work with Shoal Creek, Ms. Glass is also a pianist at First Baptist Moreland and Peachtree City Seventh-day Adventist Church. She also offers private music classes for children and adults in four specialties: piano, violin, voice, and guitar. Ms. Glass is known as a patient and caring teacher who adapts her curriculum to help each student achieve to the best of their ability. She has a true passion for music ministry and regularly involves her students in the worship services at Peachtree Seventh-day Adventist Church. In addition to music and working with children, she enjoys reading, nature, and time spent with her sister when possible.
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