Welcome to Anderson-Livsey Elementary.  Our mission is to provide an enriching and challenging learning environment that positively impacts and supports the optimal academic and social growth of all students leading them to become responsible, contributing citizens with a passion for learning that lasts a lifetime. 

My name is Mrs. Knox, the proud principal of Anderson-Livsey Elementary since July 2017.  An educator for over thirty years, I started my career as a special education teacher in Cobb County Public Schools.  In 1999, I joined Gwinnett County Public Schools to serve as a teacher and school leader. 

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself, my name is Dana Booker. I received a Bachelor’s Degree from Mercer University in Early Childhood Education. I earned my Master’s Degree in School Counseling from Georgia State University, and I obtained an Educational Specialist Degree from Lincoln Memorial University in Educational Leadership. This is my 21st year in education. My teaching career began as a second grade teacher. My career in Gwinnett consisted of being a middle and elementary school counselor for 17 years at Lanier Middle, Sweetwater Middle, Shiloh Middle, and Baggett Elementary. I am honored to be the Assistant Principal for 3rd grade at Anderson-Livsey Elementary, and I look forward to a successful 2019-2020 school year.

Hello General community! My name is Alicia Fultz and I am a new edition to the Anderson-Livsey family. I’ve taught Pre-K, second grade, and fourth grade. I’ve also served as an Instructional Coach at Alford Elementary. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Armstrong Atlantic State University. Soon after, I completed a Master’s in Curriculum & Instruction from Georgia Southern University. In 2018, I received an additional Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. I am a proud graduate of South Gwinnett High School but I am very excited to continue serving the Snellville community as a GENERAL.

Greetings ALES Family!

I was born and raised right next door in Conyers, Georgia.  However, I had the opportunity to attend school in the Shiloh Cluster during middle and high school.  

I’ve always had a passion for working with children and serving others. In 2009, I earned my Bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education from Berry College. I continued my education at Walden University where I earned a Masters degree in Reading and Literacy. In 2013, I completed my Educational Specialist  in Curriculum & Instruction through Piedmont College. 

After being a classroom teacher for eight years, I had the opportunity to return to the Shiloh Cluster as an Assistant Principal. I am looking forward to continuing my work with the ALES students, parents, and community!  

I am a Proud General!