Santasha Cooper appointed to Hyde County Board of Education

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Santasha Cooper became the newest member of the Hyde County Schools Board of Education when she was sworn in and seated during the board’s regular meeting on Sept. 8.

Cooper was appointed to the board on Aug. 25, following the resignation of former board member Dustin Nails.

A devoted mother of four and proud Nana to six grandchildren, Cooper brings a wealth of professional, ministry, entrepreneurial, and community experience to her new role. She resides in Engelhard.

As an experienced administrative professional, ministry leader, entrepreneur, and community advocate, she has built her life and work around serving others and strengthening the community she calls home.

Through her involvement with H&L’s Restaurant LLC, End-Time Living Water Ministries, and Excellence Without Excuse, Cooper has developed a deep passion for serving families, supporting children, and creating opportunities for people to thrive. Her experiences working alongside children, families, and community members have given her a unique perspective and a strong desire to contribute to the future of Hyde County’s students.

Cooper is excited about the opportunity to serve on the Board of Education because she believes every child deserves the opportunity, support, and resources needed to succeed.

“I am honored and humbled to have the opportunity to serve the students, families, educators, and community of Hyde County,” Cooper said. “I look forward to listening, learning, building relationships, and working together to support our children and help ensure they have every opportunity to succeed.”

As she begins her service on the Board, Cooper is committed to bringing compassion, accountability, community involvement, and a heart for children to every decision and opportunity to serve.