Mr. Butler graduated from East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma.and earned his Master of Arts in Teaching from Grand Canyon University in 2000, as well as a Colorado Principal's Endorsement from The University of Phoenix in 2001.

Mr. Butler moved to Clark County in 2001 where he taught physical and life science at Brinley Middle School until his appointment as Dean of Students at Chaparral High School in 2003. He served as Dean there until he was promoted to the position of Assistant Principal at Canyon Springs in December, 2004.

Mr. White has been an assistant principal at Canyon Springs High School since its opening in 2004. He has worked in administrative positions in a number of CCSD schools including Eldorado High School, and Rancho High School, his alma mater.

Ms. Simmons began her career with the Clark County School District thirteen years ago after graduating with high honors from UNLV. She earned her Master’s degree in Educational Leadership in 1995. Ms. Simmons came to Canyon Springs High School and the Leadership and Law Preparatory Academy in July of 2004 as a dean of students. She was promoted to assistant principal in the spring of 2007.

Ms. Brownson graduated from San Jose State University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. She began her teaching career at Willow Glen Middle School in California where she taught physical education. In 2001 she moved to Nevada and began teaching for the Clark County School District. She taught Physical Education at Valley High School. She earned her Master of Arts degree in Administration and Supervision through the University of Phoenix and became Dean of Students at Canyon Springs in 2005.

Ms. Pierre earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from C.W. Post Long Island University In 1998. She began her teaching career at Uniondale High School in NY, where she taught physical science and biology.  She earned her Master of Science degree in Biology education from C.W Post LIU in 2002.

Ms. Pierre moved to Clark County in 2004 where she taught biology here at Canyon Springs.  She earned her Masters in Curriculum and Administration from the University of PhoenixIn 2006, and in 2007 she was promoted to Dean of Students at Canyon Springs High School.