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!”

Mack Harvey was born and raised in King and Queen, VA. He attended King and Queen Shanghai Elementary School from Kindergarten to 7th grade. He then when on to graduate from CHS in 2002. Mr. Harvey then attended and graduated from the Virginia State University in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies and a minor in Elementary Education (K-6) Mr. Harvey decided to continue his educational journey at Grand Canyon University to receive his Master of Education in Educational Administration Leadership (2016) He has taught in elementary for ten years before transitioning outside the classroom by joining the Math and Science Innovation Center as a K-6 Math and Physical Science Educator, followed by Math Coach, and an Instructional Coach. Outside of the classroom, Mr. Harvey continued to commit his time to his students he has coached football, baseball, softball, and also spearheaded a run club. Mr. Harvey really believes that our mental health is just as important as his or her physical health so please take care of both.

Two quotes that he loves to refer back to are:

“Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.” -Chinese proverb

"Here, we believe that all kids can. There is no such thing as these kids can't." -Author Unknown

I am excited about starting my second year and first full year as Assistant Principal at my Alma Mater, The Central High School!

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.

Dylan DeHart was born and raised in Radford, VA where he went on to graduate from Radford High School in 2005. Coach DeHart then attended and graduated from the Emory & Henry College in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science. DeHart worked for nine years at neighboring King William High School where he taught history, economics, physical education, and drivers’ education. Coach DeHart served as Assistant Athletic Director, Head Wrestling Coach, and Head Football Coach during his tenure in King William. DeHart came to King and Queen County in the Fall of 2020 where he taught history and served as the head football and baseball coach. The next year he was promoted to Athletic Director while also serving as a physical education teacher. Coach DeHart went on to earn his certificate as a RAA through the NIAAA. In 2021 DeHart was named the Richmond Football Coach of the Year for Division 1, 2, and Private by the Touchdown Club of Richmond. Coach DeHart enjoys traveling and spending time with his wife, family, and friends. He especially enjoys being a part of athletics and attending college and professional events. DeHart describes himself as a servant leader who wants to develop young people into the best versions of themselves. It is a great time to be a TIGER!!!

“Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” -John Wooden