CHS Administration

Jennifer Eddy comes to CHS from Lancaster County Virginia where she was the Director of Student Services after serving as principal of Lancaster Middle School and High School. She has 12 years of experience in school administration. She taught high school English for 6 years at Gloucester High School. While there she coached cheer and sponsored the senior class and MADD. She was raised in a military family and went to 11 different schools all over the US (and outside of it too). She graduated from the University of Hawaii with a BA in English Literature, received her Master’s in Education in reading from the University of Virginia and her Post-graduate certification in Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University. In her freetime, she enjoys reading, going to the beach, kayaking and being outdoors.

“I am super excited to be the principal at The Central High, Home of the Royal Tigers. I know that we will finish the year strong just like our roar!”

Amanda Clarke comes to CHS with 21 years of experience in education. She spent 18 years as a Middle School Mathematics teacher in Virginia Beach City Public Schools and York County Public Schools. She then transitioned to administration and spent two years at Lancaster High School as the Dean of Students and a year in the Finance/HR Department in Northumberland County Public Schools. She graduated from Old Dominion University with a BA in Middle School Math/Science Education, received her Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Averett University, and then received her Educational Specialist degree in Educational Leadership and Administration from George Washington University. She is very excited to be a part of the Royal Tiger Family!

Mr. Eno comes to us from Mathews County Public Schools where he served as musical director for Pre-K through 4th grade. Mr. Eno has two degrees in music; a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education and a Master's of Arts in Education. He also recently completed his Ed.S. in Administration and Supervision from ODU. Mr. Eno lives on a small hobby farm with his wife and three children. He enjoys watching many different kinds of sports, traveling, hunting and cooking. His mission in education is to foster positive relationships with all students, staff and families, as well as do all that he can to support students in their educational journeys.

Sheri Hundley Gross grew up on her family’s farm in Center Cross, Virginia. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in psychology from Longwood College and began her first career as a prevention specialist with the Middle Peninsula/Northern Neck Community Services Board. Over the next six years, Mrs. Gross served as a substance abuse therapist and then as a student assistance counselor with the CSB.

In the role of prevention specialist and as a student assistance counselor, she loved working with young people and especially in schools, so instead of completing her masters degree in agency counseling, Mrs. Gross shifted direction and earned an M.Ed. in school counseling from the College of William and Mary. This will be her thirtieth year working in schools, including nine years serving as the director of college guidance in an international girls boarding school and a year as the guidance counselor in a federal juvenile detention center.

Mrs. Gross is married to Butch Gross and has two adult children, both of whom are PGA professionals. Beyond family and school, she enjoys long walks, hiking, growing native plants, visiting cultural sites, and following her children around golf courses watching them compete.

Mrs. Gross is also in the Advanced Counseling Program in the School of Rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University, and she is very excited to be a part of the Central High School family.