Live Oak Principal Dr. Latoya Watts Jackson outlines 23-year education career
October 03, 2026 | Dougherty County, School Districts, Georgia
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Dr. Latoya Watts Jackson, principal of Live Oak Elementary School, introduced herself and described her background and priorities for the school. She said she has spent more than two decades in education and emphasized the partnership between the school, families and the community.
"This is my 23rd year in education," Jackson said, noting she is serving her fourth year as principal of Live Oak Elementary School. She recounted starting as an ELA teacher at Westover High School and later serving as a literacy coach, instructional coach, high school assistant principal and elementary assistant principal. Jackson said she is "truly honored to be the principal here at Live Oak Elementary School" and that she and her staff work to ensure "everyone is learning, growing, and so on."
"This is my 23rd year in education," Jackson said, noting she is serving her fourth year as principal of Live Oak Elementary School. She recounted starting as an ELA teacher at Westover High School and later serving as a literacy coach, instructional coach, high school assistant principal and elementary assistant principal. Jackson said she is "truly honored to be the principal here at Live Oak Elementary School" and that she and her staff work to ensure "everyone is learning, growing, and so on."
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