T.R. Miller High School is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Adam Aldridge as its new principal. Dr. Aldridge brings with him two decades of experience in education, a deep commitment to student success, and a strong background in leadership and curriculum development. During his last four years as principal, Dr. Aldridge has led the school to three consecutive “A’s” on the State Report Card.

A native of Winfield, Alabama, Dr. Aldridge is a 2000 graduate of Winfield High School. He currently serves as principal of Winfield High School, where he has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a passion for fostering academic excellence and student achievement.

Dr. Aldridge earned both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Agriculture Information Science and Education from Mississippi State University. He began his career as the high school agriculture education teacher at his alma mater, where he led his FFA chapter to multiple State Career Development Event (CDE) championships and national recognition in Forestry and Land Judging.

His dedication to education and professional growth led him to earn an Educational Specialist degree in Agriscience Education and a Doctor of Philosophy in Career and Technical Education from Auburn University. These accomplishments paved the way for a position as assistant professor in the Agricultural and Extension Education Department at New Mexico State University, where he worked as a teacher educator and student teacher supervisor. In addition to being a high school principal he is also an adjunct professor at Auburn University.

Brewton City Schools Superintendent Kevin Wieseman shared, “We are excited to welcome Dr. Aldridge to the T.R. Miller family. His diverse background, leadership experience, and passion for education will be tremendous assets to our students, staff, and community.”

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Adam Aldridge to T.R. Miller High School.

His first day starting at T.R. Miller will be June 2nd.