Dr. Dixon is excited to join Chesterfield County Public Schools as principal of Matoaca Middle School. Dr. Dixon has served students in many capacities over the past 20 years in education. Dr. Dixon has served in Durham Public School as a school bus driver, 4th grade teacher, and administrative intern. He then served Mecklenburg County, VA Public Schools as assistant principal of South Hill Elementary School, principal of Park View Middle School, and principal of Mecklenburg County Middle School. 

Dr. Dixon earned his undergraduate degree in Elementary Education and Master of School Administration from North Carolina Central University. He earned his Educational Specialist and Doctor of Education in curriculum and instruction from Liberty University.

Jonathan_Dixon@ccpsnet.net

Mr. Boarman is thrilled to serve Chesterfield County Public Schools as the Associate Principal of Matoaca Middle School! Over his 20+ years in education, he has been a high school English teacher, overseen operations at the division level, and spent 16 years as an Assistant Principal (most recently at Carter G. Woodson Middle School in Hopewell).

When he’s not at school, you’ll usually find him camping, fishing, or crafting his next groan-worthy dad joke. Stop by his office anytime to chat about student success, or to admire his famous desk rock collection. He promises never to take his job for granite and is ready to help Matoaca rock the school year!

Jeff_Boarman@ccpsnet.net

Kim started her career as a mathematics teacher here at Matoaca Middle School in 2011. She moved into administration as Dean of Students and then Assistant Principal. Kim believes in the potential for all students to be successful and strives to provide the necessary support for every student during the transitional middle school years, as well as working with faculty and staff to provide a safe and welcoming learning environment for every child.

Kimberly_Chappell@ccpsnet.net

Mrs. Taylor Potter is honored to serve as Dean of Students at Matoaca Middle School. She began her career in education teaching social studies at Spotsylvania Middle School before moving to Chesterfield County to join the Matoaca community. Mrs. Potter holds a Masters of Education from the University of Mary Washington, as well as a Post-Master’s Certificate in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from the University of Richmond. She is committed to fostering a positive culture where all students can be successful and has a strong passion for teacher development. Mrs. Potter is excited to continue supporting Matoaca Middle in climbing toward excellence—one step at a time.  

Taylor_Potter@ccpsnet.net