
Johnnie Wolfe
Substitute Employee of The Year
Jay High School has recognized Johnnie Wolfe as Santa
Rosa’s Substitute of the Year. Mr.
Wolfe is a retired educator with 42 years of classroom teaching experience.
He has touched the lives of many students in the Santa Rosa County School
District, Escambia County Alabama,
Jefferson Davis Community College and Locklin Tech.
He was nominated twice for Teacher of the Year and was County Runner-up
for 1 year. His passion as an
educator does not stop in the classroom.
Mr. Wolfe has been a tutor for current students and students who have
been in his classes in the past.
As a substitute Mr. Wolfe answers the call time and time again to assist Jay
High School with little to no notice that he is needed.
When asked why he substitutes, Mr. Wolfe responded, “I believe I still
have a lot to offer students, and I know teachers appreciate having someone in
the classroom that can actually teach a mathematics lesson.”
He is always punctual and conducts himself with the upmost
professionalism. Without a doubt,
Jay High School provides a better education to our students because of the
dedication of Mr. Johnnie Wolfe.
Aside from being an educator, Mr. Wolfe is also an active member in his church
and his surrounding community. He
served as a little league coach for t-ball and basketball when his children were
young.
Johnnie is very family oriented and has been married to Judy Wolfe for 46 years.
They have three sons, Jonathan, Jason and Jarred and two granddaughters,
Hanna and Tanna. He enjoys camping,
jogging and was an advent runner.