Student Services Administrators

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Lindsay Cole

Dean of Students 10th-12th Grades
(540) 662-3471 x41014 

Licensure:
Virginia Postgraduate License with Endorsements in:
Driver Education
Health Education K-12
Physical Education K-12
Administration and Supervision PreK-12 (Spring 2025)

Education:
Bachelor of Science - Kinesiology, James Madison University
Master’s Degree - Educational Leadership - James Madison University 

Ms. Cole serves as the Dean of Students at John Handley High School, where the administration staff is dedicated to fostering a positive and inclusive school culture that supports the academic, emotional and social development of all students. With a passion for student success and a commitment to creating a safe, respectful and engaging environment, Ms. Cole works closely with students, faculty and families to promote character development, discipline and overall well-being. Ms. Cole is also the co-coordinator of PBIS at JHHS. 

Ms. Cole has worked at Winchester City Public School since 2003 as a physical education teacher at John Handley High School and Daniel Morgan Middle School. Along with teaching, she has been involved greatly in our middle and high school athletics. She coached varsity volleyball for 13 years, coached JV & middle school volleyball for 5 years, and coached JV softball for 6 years. In her free time, she enjoys coaching her daughter’s sports teams and spending time with her family.

 


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Natosha Fradillada

Director of Counseling
Phone: (540) 662-3471  x43007
 
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Pupil Personnel Services: K-12 School Counseling
 
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Bachelor of Science - Psychology, Neuroscience - Penn State University
MSEd - School Counseling - Old Dominion University
Certificate in Administration - James Madison University
 
Mrs. Fradillada was the Coordinator for the Outdoor Adventure Program at Old Dominion University while finishing her MSEd in School Counseling. Upon graduation, she worked as the 11th and 12th grade school counselor for four years in North Carolina and coached Varsity Girls Basketball for one year. She was hired as a school counselor at John Handley High School in 2017 and accepted the position of Director of School Counseling in 2023. She passed her National Board for Public Teaching Standards in School Counseling in 2017 and is a Nationally Certified Counselor.

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Reed Prosser

Director of Student Activities
Phone: (540) 662-3471 x 41112
 
Reed Prosser, Class of 1991, has served Handley as the Director of Student Activities for the past five years.  Reed was born in Fort Belvoir, VA and grew up in Winchester. He attended Handley High School and was a two-year starter in football, basketball, and baseball while earning two Maddex-Perry awards and the Snag Sargent award. Reed was elected to the Judges Athletic Association Hunter Maddex Hall of Fame in 2021.  After high school, he attended the College of William & Mary, where he was a two-year starter on the football team and graduated in 1996 with a B.A. in English.
 
Upon graduating, Prosser subsequently taught English at Daniel Morgan and coached at Handley as an assistant football and baseball coach for three years. He then moved on to build the Shenandoah University football team from scratch, with Head Coach Walter Barr. During the four years there, he was Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach. He also earned his M.S. in Education Administration while at Shenandoah University. After leaving SU, Prosser taught English and served as Head Football Coach at Broadway, Millbrook and Heritage-Leesburg High Schools, leading all three schools to multiple playoff bids and playoff wins.  Reed currently resides in Winchester with his wife, Claire, and their children, Anna (Class of 2022) and Jack (Class of 2025) and their dog, Scout.
 
Reed is a Registered Athletic Administrator and member of the Virginia Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (VIAAA) and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA).
 

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Dawn Spitzer

Coordinator of Judges IX
Phone: (540) 662-3471  x43013
 
Ms. Spitzer is a 2008 graduate of Virginia Tech where she majored in English, minored in history, and was a member of Sigma Tau Delta, an international honors fraternity. After graduation, she enrolled in the Masters of Arts in Teaching program at Mount St. Mary's College and began teaching at Linganore High School in Maryland. She finished her Masters Degree in 2009 and accepted a licensed teaching position at Boonsboro Middle School. There she served as the Student Government Advisor, coordinated Student Service Learning, and created and implemented curriculum for the magnet gifted and talented program. In 2013, she accepted a teaching position at Boonsboro High School. Throughout her time there, she was the Student Government Advisor and a member of the School Improvement and School Safety teams. In 2016, Ms. Spitzer earned her Educational Leadership Certificate in Administration and Supervision for PreK-12. After moving to Virginia to be close to family, Ms. Spitzer accepted a teaching position at Millbrook High School. While there, she created a student-led Writing Center, led the PBIS committee, established the PBIS Student Committee, and served on the Textbook Adoption and Vertical Alignment for Writing Progression Committees. From 2021 until 2024, Ms. Spitzer served as the Instructional Coach at John Handley High School where she led a variety of instructional initiatives, facilitated the Instructional Leadership Team, and served as the New Teacher Lead Mentor. She currently serves as the Coordinator of Judges IX at Handley.