Camden County Schools is proud to announce that Marlon Lawrence, a dedicated custodian and leader from Mary Lee Clark Elementary School (MLCES), has been named the South Region winner for the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement's (GLISI) 5th Annual Hidden Heroes Campaign. This prestigious recognition highlights Lawrence’s outstanding contributions and commitment to educational excellence and community service.
The Hidden Heroes Campaign by GLISI seeks to honor unsung leaders in education who make significant, yet often overlooked, impacts in their schools and communities. Marlon Lawrence’s recognition as a regional winner underscores his exceptional dedication as a custodian in fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment for both students and staff. His commitment to maintaining a clean and welcoming space plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall educational experience.
“Being acknowledged as a Hidden Hero is both humbling and inspiring,” Lawrence remarked. “This recognition is a testament to the collective efforts of our amazing team at Mary Lee Clark. Together, we strive to create a nurturing environment where every student can succeed.”
MLCES Principal Rika Dow expressed her pride in Lawrence’s achievements, stating, “Marlon embodies the spirit of dedication that we value at Mary Lee Clark. His unwavering commitment and innovative approach to maintaining our facilities make him a deserving recipient of this honor.”
GLISI’s Hidden Heroes Campaign is a platform to showcase the extraordinary efforts of leaders like Marlon Lawrence, who work tirelessly to uplift their communities and transform education. By recognizing these individuals, GLISI aims to inspire others to pursue excellence and drive positive change within their own schools and districts.
As Camden County Schools celebrates this remarkable achievement, the entire community stands behind Marlon Lawrence, grateful for his contributions and excited for the future. His recognition as a Hidden Hero not only highlights his personal achievements but also sets a shining example for educators across the state and beyond.