Dr. John Rhodarmer began his tenure as the CEO and Principal of Floyd County Schools College and Career Academy in July, 2022. Dr. Rhodarmer has over 15 years of experience in secondary education as a teacher and administrator.

As the CEO and Principal of the FCS CCA, Dr. Rhodarmer works with the CCA staff and local business, industry, and economic leaders to carry out the vision of the CCA Board of Directors, FCS Board of Education, and FCS Superintendent to provide students with meaningful opportunities, and provide our local economy with a viable 21st century workforce and future leaders.  

Dr. Rhodarmer earned his Bachelor’s of Science in History and Political Science and teaching certification from Shorter College, Master’s of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from LaGrange College, Education Specialist degree in School Leadership from Berry College, and Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership from Samford University.

Ed.S in Educational Leadership - Lincoln Memorial University

M.Ed. in School Counseling - University of West Georgia

B.A in Communications/Theatre Management - Berry College

2021-2022 marks the beginning of Mrs. Wear's 29th year as an educator. Her personal background is in music and drama, and she taught social studies at the middle school level in Rome for 11 years before becoming a school counselor. She was the 11th and 12th grade counselor at Model prior to joining the FCCCA Family. As Instructional AP, Mrs. Wear is responsible for scheduling and supporting the academic goals of the FCCCA. She is also the Floyd County Schools Dual Enrollment Coordinator and is the point of contact for policies and procedures relating to post-secondary opportunites available to high school students.

Mrs. Wear is a sustainer of the Junior Service League of Rome and serves on the Board of the Harbor House.

She lives in Rome with her family - her husband Bill (Inclusion social studies teacher at Cedartown High School) and her son Jack (13, a seventh-grader at Model Middle). They also have two older boys - Ryan (26) and Gabe (24). 

Mr. Edge began his tenure as the Floyd County Schools CTAE Director in July, 2022.