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Yolonda Davis, an office manager at McCluer North High School, is the Ferguson-Florissant School District’s 2017 Support Staff Employee of the Year.

“Ms. Davis is the lifeline of McCluer North High School.  When people need to know something, she is the first person they ask,” said Andrew Croley, principal of McCluer North.

“I truly trust and depend on her throughout each and every day.  When I entered this role two years ago, it only took me about an hour to recognize that I was blessed to work with a great office manager.”

Davis has served as the school’s office manager for four years.  She has built positive relationships with the many staff, students and parents who are associated with McCluer North. She says she considers her role as one of “servant leadership”.  “I don’t believe in asking anyone to do anything that I wouldn’t do,” said Davis.

When it was decided to institute a school spirit award, Davis was the first to receive it.

“Ms. Davis was very deserving of the spirit award,” said Jen Meitz, a Spanish teacher at McCluer North and the person who nominated her for the award.  “She cares about the students and the school and works hard to serve both.  She solves problems.”

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