Dr. Abe E. Jeffers earned his undergraduate degree in science education from the University of Tennessee, his Masters degree in education administration from the University of Virginia, and his Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership from the University of the Cumberlands. He has a daughter and a son and spends his free time with his wife and children playing games, watching movies, talking, or supporting them. His passion lies in fostering an environment where every student thrives. Dr. Jeffers is dedicated to enhancing academic achievement, improving student support systems, and ensuring a safe, engaging learning space for all. I believe strongly in collaboration and open communication. My goal is to work hand-in-hand with our talented faculty, dedicated staff, engaged parents, and wonderful students to build on Manchester High School's strengths and achieve even greater success together. This is Dr. Jeffers first year as principal and first year in CCPS. 

Abe_Jeffers@ccpsnet.net
(804) 739-6275

Jesse Ault earned his Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education from Juniata College and his Master of Education in Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University. He began his career as an educator in 2003 and has taught English at the middle and high school levels in Westmoreland County, Alexandria City, and King George County. In 2016, he became an assistant principal at Essex Intermediate School, and in 2019, Mr. Ault joined the Lancer Family as the Associate Principal at Manchester High School where he continues to enjoy the community pride, supporting the growth of all of our Lancers, and working with the amazing students, families, and staff who are part of our Lancer Family.

When he is not at work, Mr. Ault enjoys spending time with his wife, Heather, and their children Sophie, Allie, Breann, and David.

Jesse_Ault@ccpsnet.net
(804) 739-6275 ext. 5118

Stuart Spangler began his education career in Chesterfield at Meadowbrook High School, where he taught English, eventually earning a master’s degree in administration and supervision from the University of Virginia. After serving as a dean of students at Meadowbrook, Stuart joined Manchester as an assistant principal. He is passionate about students and spreadsheets in no particular order and looks forward to dedicating his time and energy to both. At home, Mr. Spangler is a proud partner and father of two.

Stuartb_Spangler@ccpsnet.net
(804) 739-6275 ext. 5144

David Garrison earned his Bachelor of Arts in History from Virginia Tech (2008) and earned a Master of Teaching in Social Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University (2011) and a Master of Education in Administration from the University of Virginia (2019). Mr. Garrison taught US History and was the Social Studies Department Chair at Midlothian High School prior to becoming an administrator at Manchester. Mr. Garrison grew up in the Manchester community and graduated from Manchester High School (Class of 2004). When he is not at school, Mr. Garrison enjoys spending time with his wife Lindsay, and their two children Eloise and Gus.

David_Garrison@ccpsnet.net
(804) 739-6275 ext. 5121

Amanda Lucker earned her Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master of Teaching in Social Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University (2015) and a Master of Education in Administration from the University of Virginia (2023). Ms. Lucker taught Social Studies as well as coached Volleyball and Softball at Cosby High School before becoming an Administrator at Manchester. When not at school, Ms. Lucker enjoys spending time outdoors with her wife Lindsey and their dog, Sokka.

Amanda_Lucker@ccpsnet.net

Mr. Woodle earned his B.A. in Social Studies from Elon University. He has been in education for 33 years, three as DSA and thirty years as a teacher. This will be his 28th year at Manchester. He is excited about being a part of another year in the Manchester Community. When he is not working he enjoys spending time with his wife (Laura), two sons (Gregory & Ryan) and his grandson (River).

Gregory_Woodle@ccpsnet.net
(804) 739-6275 ext. 5112