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OUR SAFETY ADVISORS

About Our Role


The Paulding County School District’s School Safety Advisors are dedicated professionals committed to ensuring a safe, supportive, and secure learning environment for every student and staff member. Serving as trusted resources within our schools, they work closely with administrators, teachers, families, and community partners to promote safety awareness, prevent incidents, and respond effectively when concerns arise.

Through education, collaboration, and proactive engagement, School Safety Advisors help build a culture of accountability and care—empowering students to make responsible choices while fostering an atmosphere where learning can thrive. Their mission is to protect, support, and guide, ensuring that every school in Paulding County remains a safe place to learn and grow.

Tiffany Vaught

Tiffany Vaught has served students and families in the Paulding County School District for more than a decade in various roles, always working to ensure their success. Originally from New York City, she and her family have proudly made...

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Greg Hamilton

Greg recently relocated to Paulding County from New York City, bringing with him years of experience as a retired officer of the New York City Police Department. During his service, he worked in specialized...

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David Reid

David Reid has a strong background in youth development and education, serving previously as a substitute teacher and ISS staff member in Paulding County Schools. Before joining the district, he worked as an......

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Michael Ruth

Michael Ruth proudly serves as the School Safety Advisor for the Hiram Cluster. His passion lies in supporting students and challenging them to make positive decisions that lead to lifelong success. He often encourages students with the motto: “Be the change that you want to see in the world.”

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"Safety Advisor Tiffany Vaught leads by example, inspiring on and off the track at Special Olympics 2025!

Counseling Resources

If you believe a student is at risk, contact the Anonymous Tip Line immediately!

 

How We Help

  • Working one-on-one with students
  • Supporting administration and staff
  • providing resources for families
  • Simply being there