Conecuh County Workforce Development Center

If you follow our social media pages, the above is our tagline! I wholeheartedly believe it and try to model it for students each day they step foot onto our campus. It is a privilege and an honor to come back home to serve the students of Conecuh County! It is my goal to not only lead staff in teaching and learning , but I also want to ensure that the initiatives we put in place at the Workforce Development Center are equitable and sustainable for our community.

Our purpose at the Workforce Development Center is simple. We seek to: Educate, Expose, Empower, Enrich and Enlighten students.  We want learners to be successful and walk away inspired because of HOW they were treated NOT in spite of how they were treated.  The lessons that are created, the field experiences that are planned, the guest speakers that are chosen, the activities that are organized, and the partnerships that are made with business and industry are key elements to ensure that we produce viable assets for the community.  

Thank you for the continued support!

Ms. Hall is a 2000 graduate of Hillcrest High School. She completed her Associate in Science at Alabama Southern Community College (now Coastal Alabama); she received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a minor in English from the University of South Alabama and a Masters of Education Language Arts from Alabama State University. In 2021, she received her Instructional Leadership endorsement from Troy University. Ms. Hall has been an educator for the past 18 years and has taught in Conecuh County Schools, Jefferson County Schools and internationally in the United Arab Emirates. She has been in various leadership roles as a Creativity, Activity & Services (CAS) Coordinator, Dean of Students, Assistant Principal and presently Career Technical Education Director. She is the owner/operator of  Qwynn B’s, LLC (event rentals).  In her spare time she enjoys cooking, traveling, learning about new cultures and eating new cuisines!