<p>With over two decades of teaching experience, Wayne Grimes is passionate about shaping young minds and helping them reach their God-given potential. </p><p>Early in Wayne’s college career, he made an observation. There was a need for more Black men in early childhood education and the rest is history. He received a Bachelor of Science in Education from Armstrong Atlantic State University. </p><p>Grimes then served the students and teachers of Chatham County for over a decade before transitioning to Savannah Electric as a Senior Education Services Representative. Prior to joining Georgia Power, Wayne was a Georgia Power Region Energy Services Representative.</p><p>Currently, Mr. G is a Learning Power Education Supervisor and Coordinator who brings his enthusiasm and engaging energy to every lesson. </p><p>Wayne Grimes understands that students learn things at different times and rates. “I’m here to assist in connecting the dots by providing relevance or bring real-life situations into the school lessons,” says Grimes </p><p>When Wayne isn’t in the classroom he’s operating his huge model railroad layout. He’s more than a collector, he’s an operator. It’s a hobby that allows him to put his engineering and electrical wiring training and skills in practice. He’s five years into the construction of the layout.</p><p>You may be surprised to know he can still hoop. That’s right! He’ll shoot your lights out on the basketball court like he’s still in high school.</p><p>Grimes is the Learning Power Education Coordinator for Georgia Power’s Coastal Region North. He serves Bryan County, Chatham County, and Liberty County.</p><p>In addition to his bachelor's degree, he received his Master of Public Administration in Human Resources and Public Policy from Savannah State University.</p><p>Wayne Grimes and his wife of 30+ years, Lashone are both educators and have three daughters. They currently reside in Savannah, GA where they co-pastor Maranatha Church International.</p>
