St. Clair County Head Start: Bio

Mrs. Angela Whitten
Receptionist/In-Kind Manager

(205) 338-9694 ext.116

My name is Angela Whitten. I attended Pell City Schools all of my life. I graduated from Pell City High School in 1991. In 2010, I attended Icademy at Jefferson State Community College and received my certificate for nursing assistant. When my son, Derek came to Head Start in 2005 I started volunteering in his classroom which led me to a permanent job. For the first six years, I was a custiodian. Now I am a receptionist and a full time bus driver.

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