MuriAnita Andrews is a 1993 graduate of Todd County Central High School.
She values most from Todd Central its unity and loyalty. She has fond memories of her friends and teachers who inspired her and says she will always treasure the memory of Coach Chapman and her experience going to state with the track team.
Andrews advises current Todd Central students to utilize their experience to the maximum ability while having fun and getting an excellent education.
To current educators, she says to encourage students to be the best they can be and give them the proper resources to do so.
After graduating, Andrews attended the University of Kentucky and Austin Peay State University and earned an associate’s degree in science. She is currently studying to be a K-12 special education teacher.
Throughout her career, her roles as a corporate trainer and federal assessor have been the most significant for her.
Andrews was born in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and currently lives in Guthrie. She has two children, Kenjuana and Mo’et.
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