Director – Tracey Means
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Tracey Means grew up in Lilburn, Georgia and attended Lilburn First Baptist Church for 23 years. She graduated from the University of Georgia in 2003 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education. She returned to her Alma Mater, Parkview High School, as a Resource Teacher. While at Parkview, Tracey worked with a wide range of students with learning disabilities, autism, emotional behavior disorders and other health impairments. She was also the head cheerleading coach as well as the varsity football/competition cheer coach. Tracey was named the Rookie Teacher of the Year her first year teaching. She married in April 2004 and moved to Loganville, where she joined First Baptist Church. After the birth of their first child, Tracey decided to be a stay-at-home mom. She and her husband now have two preschool children. Throughout the years, Tracey has served the Lord by teaching Vacation Bible School, working in day camps, teaching ladies’ Bible studies and going on international mission trips. The Lord led her to Bright Beginnings Preschool as the Assistant Director from 2006-spring 2008. Tracey now serves as the Bright Beginnings Director..

Assistant Director – Angie Bolemon
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Angie Bolemon is originally from Madison County, Georgia. She is a graduate of Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC. While at PC, Angie earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with an area of emphasis in Math. Angie began her career in Education at Duluth Middle School teaching Gifted Math and Science. Then, she taught 3rd grade at Hull Sanford Elementary in Madison County. Angie and her husband Brad have been married since January of ’99. They have two girls Callie and Caty Beth. For 6 ½ years Angie stayed home with their children. However, in the spring of ’08, the Lord called Angie back to work outside the home to a place she loves, Bright Beginnings Preschool. She was involved as a parent for four years through their oldest daughter as she attended 2’s – Kindergarten. Angie then served on the Bright Beginnings School Board for one year prior to accepting the position of Assistant Director. Currently, their youngest daughter is enrolled at Bright Beginnings.