Warrior Administration
Dr. Brett Wallace has earned a Bachelors of Science in Education degree from Jacksonville State University, a Masters in Education degree from Georgia College and State University, an Educational Specialist degree from Columbus State University, and a Doctor of Education degree from Columbus State University. After many years of successful teaching and coaching experience in Troup County, Bibb County and Houston County, and 7 years of successful administrative experience at Warner Robins High, he was selected to serve as Principal at Warner Robins Middle in 2012. He is married to Dr. Tonya Wallace, who is the Assistant Principal at Houston County Career Academy, and they have 4 children, Maggie, Daniel, Reed, and Shelby.
Mrs. Brandy Farrell is a product of the Houston County School System. After graduating from NHS, she obtained her B.S.Ed. in Middle Grades Education from Georgia College and State University, her M.Ed. in Literacy and Learning from Walden University, and she is currently pursuing an Ed.S. in Educational Leadership through Columbus State University. Mrs. Farrell began her career at Byron Middle School, but has called WRMS her home for the past 12 years. She has served as a language arts teacher and department chair. Mrs. Farrell was selected as WRMS' 2007-2008 Teacher of the Year. In 2010, she achieved the designation of Georgia Master Teacher for consistently demonstrating gains in student achievement. She is married to Scott Farrell. They are the proud parents of three boys: Jake, Jackson, and Cael.
Mrs. Shenequia Jones is starting her 16th year here as a Warrior and her first year as the assistant principal of discipline. She grew up in Perry, Georgia and received her teaching license through Fort Valley State University. Her Education Specialist degree in Teaching and Learning are from Georgia Southern University. Mrs. Jones has spent her entire teaching career at Warner Robins Middle and represents that warrior spirit. She previously taught 8th grade science and coached basketball. She was WRMS teacher of the year for the 2018-19 school year as well. When she is not working, she enjoys traveling with her husband Will, and their three children Madison, Aiden and Ava. She also enjoys attending sporting events and reading.
