Leadership
Principal Dr. Latrese Younger
Dr. Latrese D. Younger is a seasoned educator with over 18 years of experience in Virginia school districts. Beginning her career as an English Language Arts teacher in Dinwiddie County, she has taught grades 6–12 and excelled in several leadership roles. She holds a BA in English Education from Virginia State University, an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership (Technology focus) from Strayer University, and an Ed.D. from Virginia Tech.
Dr. Younger has been Director of Achievement in Literacy, an Instructional Assessment Specialist, and an Assistant Principal at both middle and high schools. She also founded Black Women Education Leaders, Inc. (BWEL) and formerly served as a School Quality Coordinator with the Virginia Department of Education.
Active in professional organizations such as Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Jack and Jill of America, Inc., WELV, VAABSE, ASCD, and NASSP, Dr. Younger is a passionate advocate for equitable education. She lives in Virginia with her husband, son, and English bulldog.
As a former RPS teacher, central office staff member, and Assistant Principal, she is excited and proud to return back home.
Email: lyounger2@rvaschools.net
Assistant Principal Dr. Chantea Wright
Dr. Chantea R. Wright is a passionate educational leader. She has
been committed to students in the Richmond area for over a decade. She is passionate about partnering with families and supporting students to be their best selves.
Prior to joining the Wolf Pack, Dr. Wright served as an Innovation
Manager, developing programs and experiences that ignite students’ passion for learning. Dr. Wright has been a social studies instructor and coached teachers on integrating technology in previous roles.
She received her undergraduate degree from Virginia Union University in history/political science and community-based education. She has a master's degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of Richmond and an administration and supervision post-graduate certification from Virginia Commonwealth University. She earned her Doctorate in educational leadership and policy studies from Virginia Tech. Dr. Wright believes that from the first day of kindergarten, children are told that education is the key to success. Therefore, teachers, counselors, and principals are the doorkeepers to every child’s success. It is the duty of instructional leaders to ensure that all students are provided with a high-quality teaching and learning experience that will provide them with an equal opportunity to succeed in life.
Email: cgudger@rvaschools.net
Assistant Principal Adam Scott
Mr. Scott possesses a strong belief that schools are to be safe, welcoming spaces where ALL scholars can reach their full potential. After graduating from Western Maryland College with a bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science, Mr. Scott worked on progressive political campaigns across the country for seven years as a Field Director and Campaign Manager. Mr. Scott started his career in public education during the 2013-2014 school year as a special education teacher at Henderson Middle School in Richmond’s Northside. While at Henderson, Mr. Scott also served as a Richmond Teacher Residency Coach and trained and mentored new special education teachers entering the profession. Before joining the Albert Hill Middle School learning community, Mr. Scott was the Instructional Compliance Coordinator at Lucille Brown Middle School for three years. He earned his Masters in Special Education and Post Masters Certificate in Administration and Supervision from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Mr. Scott was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, and is a committed New England Patriots and Boston Celtics fan. He was a two-sport athlete in college (basketball and tennis) and now enjoys participating in triathlon and mountain biking races. When he is not swimming or biking, Mr. Scott is likely to be found tending his flower and vegetable garden or sampling Richmond area restaurants with his loving wife, Mary.
Email: ascott5@rvaschools.net