Leadership Team
My name is Mrs. Hope Edwards-Perry and I am the Lead Educator of Charles E. Brimm Medical Arts school and also work as the Lead Educator. I am a product of the City of Camden and attended Francis X. McGraw Elementary School, Henry Davis Middle School, and Woodrow Wilson High School. I graduated from Lincoln University with a BS in Physics, received k-8 Teaching
Certification from Rowan, obtained a Masters Degree in School Administration from Rowan University and a School Counselor degree at Wilmington University. I am entering my upcoming 36 years in the Camden School District as a Teacher, Vice Principal, and Lead Educator. I believe that all children deserve an education, can learn, and will learn so that they can become productive citizens in our global society.
My Name is Nyree Reid Family Operations Coordinator of Charles E. Brimm Medical Art School. In 2010 I became a mother; she is in 8th grade. I have over 15 years of Family Service Advocacy experience working with younger children, families. I am a Nurturing Fathers trained facilitator to provide training to fathers & fathers figures. In 2008 I graduated from Rutgers School of Social Work, obtained my Family Development Credentials. I have served our community empowering families, providing resources and sharing life experiences. I believe that it takes a Village to support our children! All things must be handled with Grace and Purpose. I look forward to working with all the families at BRIMM High School.
Hello my name is Kyle Beyer. I have been a teacher in Camden for 10 great years. I am an ICR teacher and the technology lead at Brimm Medical Arts High School. From day to day I push into classrooms and run small groups, and help the students with technological difficulties that arise throughout the year.
Tracie Simpson is a passionate and dynamic Dean who has been working in the human services field for over two decades. She holds a master's degree and completed her undergraduate studies at the first HBCU in the south, THEE Shaw University. Ms. Simpson is committed to helping students develop critical thinking skills and is known for her ability to inspire and advocate for students. Ms. Simpson is also an advocate for social and restorative justice and has a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by inner city scholars. She is committed to creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all her students.