Administration

Dr. Brett Wallace was named the Principal of Warner Robins High School during the Houston County Board of Education meeting held December 9, 2024. Wallace started in this new role on January 2, 2025, after the retirement of former Principal Chris McCook at the end of December.

Prior to working for the Houston County School District, Wallace was a teacher and coach in Troup and Bibb counties. He served as an administrator at Warner Robins High School before being selected as Principal at Warner Robins Middle in 2012.

Wallace earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Jacksonville State University and a master’s degree from Georgia College and State University. He received an Education Specialist degree, as well as his Doctor of Education from Columbus State University. He is married to Dr. Tonya Wallace, Assistant Principal at the Houston College & Career Academy. They have four children – Daniel, Reed, Shelby and Maggie, who is a teacher at Perry Middle School.

Shelley Holmes has been an educator for 20 years.  She grew up in Atlanta, GA, and she is a proud member of the first graduating class of Benjamin E. Mays High School. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Vanderbilt University. She holds a Master of Science degree in English from Jacksonville State University and Education Specialist degree in Education Leadership from Columbus State University. She spent 10 years at Houston County Career & Technology Center (now the Career Academy). She was selected Teacher of the Year for HCCTC in 2003-04 and 2009-10. She has been an administrator for nine years at Warner Robins High School.  She was previously an Assistant Principal of Discipline/CTAE Supervisor for five years before moving into her role as Assistant Principal of Instruction.  She is married to Darryl Holmes. They have two children, Traci and Darius. She is blessed with a precious granddaughter, Ava.

"If we don't stand up for children, then we don't stand for much." Marion Wright Edelman

Mr. Butler is originally from Warner Robins, Georgia. He graduated from Twiggs County High School, where he played football and baseball. Prior to joining the Demons as an administrator, he was a teacher and coach for six years.  He graduated from Middle Georgia State University in Macon, Georgia, in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Education. Coach Butler likes to watch college football and baseball in his spare time. He also enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Mr. Butler is married to Taylor Butler, who is also a teacher in the district.  He is excited to join the Demon Family! 

Mr. Bailey is from Pinehurst, Georgia, and he has lived in Houston County for the past 20 plus years. He received his bachelor’s degree from Georgia Southern University, and he received his master’s and specialist degrees from Piedmont College. Mr. Bailey is currently working on his doctoral degree at Liberty University. Prior to joining the Demon family, Mr. Bailey was a teacher and coach for 10 years. He has taught mathematics, CTAE, health/PE, and ISS. Coach Bailey enjoys going to church, spending time with family, and watching sports in his down time. He is married to Ansley Bailey, who also works in the Houston County School System as an occupational therapist. He is the proud father of Benji and Andi.

Roshonda Deshazor-Williams better known as "Mrs. D" has been an educator teaching math at Warner Robins High school for 19 years, where she was selected as Teacher of the Year in 2015-2016. She earned a Bachelor of Arts and Science in Mathematics Education from Fort Valley State University. She holds a Master of Science in Middle Grade Education also from Fort Valley State University and an Education Specialist in Secondary Education from Georgia Southern University. She is married to Desmond Williams and they have two daughters, Kendra and Monica.

Mr. Walker graduated from Warner Robins High School,.  He received his undergraduate degree from Middle Georgia State University and a masters degree from Georgia Southern. He is currently working on a doctorate degree at Kennesaw State University. Before becoming an administrator, he taught Social Studies at Warner Robins High.  He is excited to serve all Demons in his new role!