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Missions Statement

The mission of Chester County Junior High School is to equip our students with feelings of self-worth and respect for others, to foster the skills necessary to encourage critical thinking, and to develop abilities to adapt to social and technological changes. With these strengths, our students will be able to compete and be productive members of the national and global society.

Our school educates students in the 7th and 8th grades. We have approximately 400 students and 25 teachers.

Britt Eads, Principal

Mr. Eads was born in Jackson, TN and attended Jackson City Schools until he moved to Mississippi in 1986. He graduated High School in 1988 from Northwest Rankin High School in Brandon, MS.

Mr. Eads went to Arkansas State where he received a B.S.E. in Biology in 1993. He later went back and received his Masters in Education in 2001 from Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville.

He has taught in Trumann, AR, Henderson, TN, and Selmer, TN. He has been with the Chester County School System for 15 years. He lives in Henderson with his wife Amy, and their children, Emily & Evan.

Tony Ivery, Assistant Principal

Mr. Ivery graduated from Chester County High School in 2000. He earned both the Bachelor (Cum Laude) and Master Degree in Education from Cumberland University in 2005 & 2008.

Mr. Ivery was hired by Mr. John Pipkin in 2005. He initially served as a World and U.S. History instructor, as well as an assistant coach for the football program at CCHS for Mr. Troy Kilzer. Mr. Kilzer gave him the opportunity to be one of three teachers who participated in the Eagle Academy Program. The program was designed to give incoming Freshman extra support and encouragement.

Mr. Ivery applied for and was selected as an assistant principal at Chester County Middle School, and the Junior High Football Coach in 2008. He served in that capacity for three years under Mr. Randle Fenimore. It was determined that Mr. Fenimore would serve the school system in another role beginning in the fall semester of 2011, and so Mr. Ivery was given the opportunity by Mrs. Cherrie Pipkin to serve as an assistant Principal at the Chester County Junior High. He also serves as co-head coach for the football team.