Voting Members:
Chair Dr. Terence McGee, [email protected]
Vice Chair Jason Spencer, [email protected]
Secretary Kelly Wood, [email protected]
Tim Revenaugh, [email protected]
Dr. Amelia Williams, [email protected]
Lauren May, [email protected]


Pastor Father George, [email protected]
Principal Kim Repper, [email protected]
Faculty Represenatitive Karen Maynard, [email protected]
Parish Administrator Quintin Kendall, qui[email protected]
PA Representative Miranda Barnard, [email protected] 

Dr. Terence McGee, M.D. is proud to serve as the School Advisory
Board chairman, where he is constantly reminded of the high quality education St. Paul’s provides. He and his wife Erin first became parishioners at St. Paul’s in 1996, and their children Matt and Molly are St. Paul’s graduates, and now a doctor and nurse respectively. Terry recently retired as an ophthalmologist after serving 30 years with the US Navy. He served as chairman of the medical staff at Naval Hospital Jacksonville, served as clinical faculty for the ophthalmology residency programs for the University of Florida Gainesville and UF Shands Jacksonville, and clinical proctor for ophthalmic laser companies. He has trained more than 100 surgeons in surgical technique. Terry is a magna cum laude graduate of Niagara University and received his M.D. at the Medical University of South Carolina, where he was inducted into the AOA Medical Honor Society. He coached the basketball and softball teams for many years at St. Paul’s, is past chairman of the Vision Is Priceless council (a regional non-profit providing vision screening and care), coached and served on the boards for the Navy Ortega Lakeshore Little League and the Jacksonville Basketball League, and now tutors students at St. Paul’s. He would love to talk with you about the benefits of an education at St. Paul’s!

Jason is a vice president and relationship manager in the North Florida Regional Commercial Banking Office.  Based in Jacksonville, FL, he services a spectrum of clients in industries such as manufacturing, distribution, transportation, logistics, retail, and investor real estate. Jason joined Wells Fargo in 2008 as a senior client associate in Private Banking.  He assisted a senior director and loan team managers with operational support.  In 2010, he became a financial analyst in Commercial Banking and participated in the Financial Analyst Program.  In this role, he supported six relationship managers and analyzed the creditworthiness of companies.  In 2012, he attended the Credit Management Training Program in San Francisco, which is an advanced credit training program focused on enhancing credit underwriting, client relationship management, and business development skills. Jason holds a B.A. in Economics from Furman University in Greenville, SC. Jason is the chairman of Big Brother Big Sister of Northeast Florida.  He is a board member and community volunteer for other organizations including Leadership Jacksonville, Catholic Charities and Furman’s Young Alumni Council. Originally from Charlotte, NC, Jason lives in Jacksonville with his wife.  They have three children.

My name is Amelia Williams I am a graduate from the University of North Florida with a Master Degree in Counselor Education with a concentration in School Guidance and Counseling. I equally earned a Doctor of Education Degree in Educational Leadership with a cognate in Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Florida. For 12 years, I served as a School Counselor in Duval County Public Schools, where I had the opportunity to work in the alternative schools, as well as in the comprehensive high schools and elementary schools. In addition, I have taught at the university levels both nationally and internationally. I am proud to share that this experience has afforded me the opportunity to be well-rounded in working at all different levels in academia, particular when working with adult learners.
Today, I am proud to be a Specialist with the Teacher Development and Support Team which I have been a member for the past 4 years. In this position, I am given the opportunity to Support and work closely with novice teachers and those teachers who are new to Duval County Public Schools, as they fulfil their Professional Educator Competency (PEC) requirements. At the same time, I also work with school Administrators and Professional Development Facilitators (PDF) as we continue to prepare and support novice teachers to remain in their chosen profession. It is indeed and honor to be supporting DCPS in this capacity.

Kelly is President and Co-Owner of NT Plastics a fourth generation family business that custom designs and manufactures plastic packaging , trays and containers for a wide variety of industries including the airline  industry, school system industry and the bakery industry.
 Kelly is no stranger to St. Paul’s Catholic School and  Church. Her father Mike Corrigan attended St. Paul’s when we still had a High School. She attended along with her four siblings from kindergarten to 8^th. Kelly  and  her husband Raymond sent their four children through St.Paul’s and then Bishop Snyder High School.
 Very passionate about the importance of giving of your time, talent and treasures Kelly has served on numerous Board and committees. She currently serves as a Tri Chair for First Coast Manufacture Associations, Member of the  Finance Council for St. Paul’s Catholic Church. She is Past President of the Board of Directors for Community Connections (formally the YWCA), member of Bishop Snyder finance Council, President of St. Paul’s PA and School Advisory Board and 13 years as a staff member of the National Junior Achievement Conference.
 Kelly is a graduate of Bishop Kenny High School and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Florida State University.