Mrs. Martin graduated from Western Carolina University in 2004 with her Bachelor of Science in Communication Training and Development. Her work experience and career provides her with a vast array of connections and experiences that will enable her to make an impact as the CDC of MAMS.

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Since 2013, she has held the position of Student and Community Engagement Coordinator for Surry Community College. She has also worked as a coordinator through the Educational Opportunity Center and Director of Marketing and Member Services for Cross Creek Country Club. She is married to Craig and they have one child, Zeb.

Kasey Martin earned a Bachelor of Science in communication training and development from Western Carolina University. She is married to Craig and has one child.

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Mrs. Kasey Martin has been hired as the Career and Development Coordinator for Mount Airy Middle School.

Thanks to the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Grade Expansion Grant awarded to Mount Airy City Schools (MACS) in 2018, the district is pleased to announce that Mrs. Kasey Martin is joining staff.

Mrs. Martin graduated from Western Carolina University in 2004 with her Bachelor of Science in Communication Training and Development. Her work experience and career provides her with a vast array of connections and experiences that will enable her to make an impact as the CDC of MAMS. Since 2013, she has held the position of Student and Community Engagement Coordinator for Surry Community College.

Kasey Martin was hired as the Career and Development Coordinator for Mount Airy Middle School. She has held the position of Student and Community Engagement Coordinator for Surry Community College and previously worked as a coordinator for the Educational Opportunity Center and as director of marketing and member services for Cross Creek Country Club.

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As of April 6, 2026, Kasey Martin did not have a website or any information online.

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Throughout her career, Mrs. Martin has planned, organized, and implemented events and activities that have allowed students to learn through experiences and by connecting with local community members, leaders, and businesses. Not only has she worked closely with local industry, she has connections with many colleges which allows her to speak to students about the variety of pathways leading to careers following graduation.

When asked about her new role she shared, “I am absolutely thrilled at the opportunity to serve the students of Mount Airy Middle School as their Career Development Coordinator. I am looking forward to working with each student in ensuring they are aware of the opportunities that await them, while determining the career field of their choice. I am also equally excited to provide support in their educational journey to make those career choices and dreams a reality. Go Bears!”

Plans to support middle-school students in exploring career fields and pursuing educational pathways toward their career goals.

- Plans to support middle-school students in exploring career fields and pursuing educational pathways toward their career goals.

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As of April 6, 2026, Kasey Martin’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Kasey is the Career and Development Coordinator at Mount Airy Middle School. She works at the school supporting students in career exploration and planning. She previously worked as the Student and Community Engagement Coordinator at Surry Community College (a role she’s held since 2013), served as a coordinator for the Educational Opportunity Center, and was the Director of Marketing and Member Services for Cross Creek Country Club.

Kasey Martin's campaign for Mount Airy City Board of Education Member, District A is his first entry into politics.

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Kasey Martin has a Bachelor of Science in Communication Training and Development from Western Carolina University. She is married to Craig and they have one child, Zeb.

Kasey is a career development coordinator. She works at Mount Airy Middle School, where she helps middle school students explore career paths and plan for postsecondary training and the world of work. She previously worked at a community college.

Kasey Martin's campaign for Mount Airy City Board of Education Member is her first run for public office.

Said, "Thanks to the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Grade Expansion Grant awarded to Mount Airy City Schools (MACS) in 2018, the district is pleased to announce that Mrs. Kasey Martin is joining staff."

Kasey is a Career Development Coordinator. She works at Mount Airy Middle School, where she helps students learn about career options and plan for postsecondary education. She previously worked at a community college.

Kasey Martin's campaign for Mount Airy City Board of Education Member, District A is their first entry into politics.

Kasey Martin has a bachelor 27s degree in communication training and development from Western Carolina University. She is married to her husband, Craig, and they have one child.

Kasey is a career development coordinator at Mount Airy Middle School. She previously worked at a community college.

Kasey Martin is currently the Career Development Coordinator at Mount Airy Middle School. She previously worked as the Student and Community Engagement Coordinator for Surry Community College.

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