Amanda Stenger is a lifelong resident of Hephzibah and a proud graduate of Hephzibah Comprehensive High School’s Class of 2000. Her deep roots in the community and commitment to student success have inspired her desire to serve on the school board.

As Vice President of Solutions, Amanda brings extensive experience in strategic leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving. Throughout her career, she has helped organizations achieve meaningful results through innovation, accountability, and a focus on people. Amanda has an undergraduate degree in Social Science and Business Administration from Troy University.

Amanda and her husband, Daniel, have been married for more than 20 years and are proud parents of their daughter, Anna-Katherine, age 17. Anna-Katherine has attended GSIC since the school first opened, giving Amanda firsthand insight into the educational experiences, opportunities, and challenges facing students and families today.

Over the past four years, Amanda has been an active volunteer at GSIC, supporting the school’s softball program and working alongside coaches, students, and families. Her volunteer service has strengthened her connection to the school community and reinforced her belief in the importance of supporting students both inside and outside the classroom.

Amanda is honored to serve on the school board and is committed to working collaboratively with educators, families, and community members to ensure every student has access to the resources, opportunities, and support needed to thrive and succeed.