After earning a degree in Public Relations from the University of Georgia and working in the field of marketing, Rebecca Williams felt called to education. She began her teaching career at Chattahoochee High School in the English department where she taught all grades and levels and then continued her concentration in English Education earning her Master’s degree. 

After taking time away from education to run a small business and raise a family, Ms. Williams joined the staff at Alpharetta High School in 2004 where she served in different capacities and earned her Specialist in Educational Leadership. In 2017 Rebecca became the proud principal of Webb Bridge Middle School where she has prioritized building a positive culture and community and ensuring the development of all students into well-rounded, self-sufficient scholars.

Rebecca has lived in the North Fulton for over twenty years and has two amazing daughters who have grown up in the area.  In her free time, Rebecca enjoys running, reading, hiking, and exploring.

Rebecca Williams adores Webb Bridge Middle School and looks forward to continuing to build an encouraging, collaborative learning community.

While attending college Mr. Milak worked in a juvenile detention center in New Jersey which helped guide him toward a career in education. He graduated from Old Dominion University with a degree in Marketing Education. He relocated to the Atlanta area in in the early 1990’s. He began his educational journey with Fulton County in 1992 as a 6th grade Social Studies at Sandy Springs Middle School. He earned his Master’s Degree from Oglethorpe University and Leadership Certificate from Georgia State University.

Mr. Milak became an Assistant Principal in 2003, he was proud to serve the Sandy Springs community as a teacher and a leader for 18 years. Mike had the opportunity to join the Webb Bridge Community in 2010 as an Assistant Principal. He has been serving as the 8th grade Assistant Principal for the last 10 years. He is honored to serve the Webb Bridge Community.

Mike has coached baseball and football in the community where he resides. He is the proud father of two high schoolers a daughter and a son.

I am proud to begin my 6th year as Assistant Principal at WBMS. Although this school year will begin virtually, I’m eager to get to know our new students and welcome back our returning staff. I am excited to learn new ways to engage students in virtual learning and new ways to support teachers and staff with instruction. I proudly support our Math, PE/Health and Special Education Departments as well as all things 7th grade! It’s going to be a great year!

Outside of school, my husband Brad and I keep busy driving our three children to all of their activities and events: Brody, rising 5th grade student, is active year-round with Tumbling and Trampoline; Brycen, rising 3rd grade student, is active with football, travel baseball, and any winter sport he decides to try; Colbi, rising Kindergarten student is eager to find her sports/activities of choice instead of being carted all around watching her big brothers. Although we are busy, I wouldn’t change it for anything!

Michelle was born and raised in Marietta, Georgia.  Following her graduation from Sprayberry High School, she attended The University of Georgia earning an Associate Bachelor of Journalism in Advertising. After working in sales and marketing, Michelle returned to school at Mercer University to follow her childhood dream of being an educator.  She began her teaching career in 1993 at Lake Windward Elementary joining the fifth grade team.  Michelle added her Masters in Elementary Education from The University of Georgia in 1995.  She was named Lake Windward’s Teacher of the Year in 2002. Encouraged by her father, Michelle continued her learning attending Lincoln Memorial University graduating with her Educational Specialist in Administration and Leadership in 2003. Additionally, she added Middle Grades Certification and took the next step transferring with her fifth graders to teach sixth grade at Webb Bridge Middle School in 2007.  The middle school students grabbed her heart and she fell in love with middle school students.  Michelle was promoted to assistant principal in January of 2009. She has had the opportunity to serve as assistant principal in all three grade levels.  She has served as the sixth grade assistant principal for the past eight years.  In her free time, she looks forward to spending time with her family, her two nieces and friends.  Michelle loves living in her school community where she enjoys trying new foods, gardening, reading, cooking, traveling, cheering for the Georgia Bulldawgs and spreading kindness. She looks forward each year to welcoming the new sixth grade students and families to the Webb Bridge family.

Ms. Pardee began her educational career in Gwinnett County, but made the transition to Fulton County in 2011. She's been the Admin Assistant for the past 5 years, in addition to teaching 6th Grade Social Studies.

She is the Administrator for the Social Studies Department and helps to support our Content Chairs and Grade Level Chairs. She also serves as our Professional Learning Facilitator and she works to develop and organize professional learning on a variety of topics based on school needs. She also helps teachers with instructional technology and provides input/insight on ways to increase teachers’ use of technology as it positively impacts student performance in the classroom.

Additionally, she is our Co-Device Coordinator, Assistant Connections Scheduler and is also responsible for communication between our school and community as well as teachers by assisting with creating our Parent Newsletter (Friday Notes), Staff Newsletter and keeping our website up to date. She is also a member of  FCS Vanguard, Fulton County's school-based instructional technology support organization and serves on their leadership team as Marketing Lead. 

She graduated from Georgia College with a degree in History and Geography and continued her education at GCSU with a Masters in Teaching. In 2015, She graduated from Kennesaw State University with an Education Specialist Degree in Instructional Technology.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her large extended family, traveling and watching the University of Florida play football. Go Gators!
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