The Education Gradebook

Longtime African-American educator Yvonne C. Reed-Clayton retires

Yvonne C. Reed-Clayton, shown with students KeSharia Stokes and Michael Carter, started her school in 1996. She has retired. “You have to listen to children and love them. All children can learn.”

Waveney Ann Moore
Former Times Reporter

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