George E. Maxey has over 25 years of leadership experience in the education and non-profit sector. George began his administrative career as Dean of Students at Simons Perkins Middle School in Akron, Ohio. He later pursued and obtained his Master of Science in Education from the University of Akron. George continued his upward climb in administration earning additional certificates in Educational Leadership of Middle and Secondary School Principalship and a professional certificate with Curriculum Management Systems as a Walk-Through developer.

​George became principal of Jean Ribault Middle School and William M. Raines High School from 2004-2011. He later worked as a consultant for Pearson, Inc., became the Executive Director of New Town Success Zone at EWC and is now the former Executive Director of 2nd Mile Ministries in the Brentwood Community.

George E. Maxey was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. While growing up in a housing project in Brooklyn, George's third grade teacher by the name of John Fox inspired him to pursue a career in education. After graduating from high school and receiving an athletic scholarship to Kent State University, George moved from New York to Ohio. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Kent State University and began his professional career as a teacher. He taught introduction to Citizenship, Economics, American History and American Government. He is a loving husband, devoted father to his children and 4 grandchildren.

​"The two most important days of your life is the day you were born and the day you find out why." - Mark Twain

George has skills implementing program initiatives, optimizing the learning atmosphere, and promoting a safe learning environment. His practice in the field of education and nonprofit field has yielded a proven track record for assisting children and their families in exceeding expectations of academic achievement and a commitment to student-centered learning. George believes the village concept for educating children as demonstrated by increasing business partnerships to improve community relationships.