GAYLE WOOTEN
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- Jan 1
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Updated: May 15
Gayle Wooten’s connection to the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) spans more than three decades, reflecting a career deeply committed to promoting professionalism in education. Starting as a middle grades teacher, she rose through various leadership roles including special education director, principal, and superintendent.
Her advocacy for PAGE began early, representing the organization’s professionalism and effectiveness in attracting new members and navigating through educational reforms and challenges.
Her initial involvement with PAGE was encouraged by her colleagues, recognizing her ability to communicate and embody the organization's values effectively. As she transitioned into roles such as Human Resources at PAGE, she continued to leverage her extensive network and deep understanding of the educational landscape in Georgia, significantly contributing to PAGE’s growth.
During her career with PAGE, its membership and influence expanded notably. Among the initiatives were the successful acquisition of the STAR program under Executive Director Barbara Christmas’s leadership, which became a significant outreach and promotional tool for PAGE, as well as expanded professional learning and legal presentations by Executive Director Allene Magill.
Reflecting on her years of service, Wooten views her time at PAGE as a highlight of her career, valuing the opportunity to influence and support educators throughout Georgia. Her legacy at PAGE is characterized by a deep commitment to fostering a professional environment that respects and elevates educators, a mission she pursued tirelessly throughout her extensive tenure.