Administration

Mr. Andy Stein has proudly served in Fulton County for the last 15 years.  He served as a teacher, a Behavior Coach, an Assistant Administrator and an Instructional Support Teacher before coming to Dolvin, where he served as the Assistant Principal for 5 years before becoming principal. With his concerted focus on supporting students and developing the team around him, Mr. Stein has had a positive impact on student success at every step on his leadership journey.

Mr. Stein is a graduate from Clemson University with a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education. He also earned a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Georgia.

Mr. Stein enjoys spending time with his family, which includes his wife Sarah, and their three children Audrey, Bennett, and Camden. He values the relationships he has built with the students, families and staff at Dolvin and looks forward to continuing to build upon those each year.

Ms. Boateng joins Dolvin Elementary with 17 years of educational experience.  She has served as a teacher, instructional coach, and school administrator.  She has proudly served the students of Fulton County for the last 5 years at Hopewell Middle School.  

Ms. Boateng is passionate about ensuring positive outcomes for all students.  She maintains a strong focus on cultivating collaborative teamwork and building relationships.  

Ms. Boateng has a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee.  She has an Education Specialist degree from Central Michigan University.

Ms. Boateng enjoys spending time with her family, which includes her husband, Nana, and their three sons Nhyira, Katakyie, and Aseda.  She can't wait to begin developing relationships with the teachers, students, and families that make up the Dolvin community!

Amber grew up in Coal Valley, Illinois, and moved to Cumming, Georgia, in 2017.  This will be her thirteenth year as an Elementary School Counselor.  She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Maine - Farmington in Rehabilitation Services and later returned to graduate school to obtain a master's degree in School Counseling at Western Illinois University. 

She lives at home with her husband, Jon, their 3 children (one girl and two boys) and 5 rescue animals.  When she is not running her children to their many sports and activities, she enjoys camping, cookouts, and watching the Chicago Cubs (even when they lose). 

Ms. Shelley Noles is an educator who has invested in the lives of children for over 19 years.  She has hands-on experience as a classroom teacher across various grade levels and educational settings, giving her an understanding of meeting the diverse needs of students.  

Ms. Noles joined Fulton County Schools in 2015 and has served at Dolvin Elementary for 11 years.  For the past five years, she has served as our Literacy Coach, passionately supporting teachers, fostering strong literacy practices, and helping students grow into confident, capable readers and writers.  She is committed to building meaningful relationships, empowering educators, and creating learning environments where every child can thrive.  She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the Southeastern Louisiana University and a Master's Degree in Cultural Studies from NOBTS.  She is also currently pursuing post graduate studies. 

Ms. Noles and her husband, Rob, enjoy spending time with family and friends and making the most of everyday life -- whether it's trying new things, exploring farmers markets, staying active, or simply enjoying the outdoors.

As a native of New Orleans, Ms. Noles embraces the city's joyful spirit and lives by the motto: "Laissez les bons temps rouler!" (pronounced: lay-SAY lay bon TAHN roo-LAY) - "Let the good times roll!"  During football season, you'll likely hear her cheering, 'Roll Tide" and "Who Dat!"

Jenn Shaffer grew up in Marietta, Georgia, and graduated from Pope High School.  She attended the University of Alabama where she received her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. After completing her student teaching in Melbourne, Australia, she began her first teaching position in Cobb County in the fall of 2002.  She then taught in Oconee County near the University of Georgia.  While there, she received her Master's Degree in Elementary Education and then went on to get her Special Degree in Teaching and Learning.  At that point, Jenn and her husband moved back to Atlanta and she began teaching in Fulton County.  

Jenn has been working for Fulton County since 2011.  She has taught grades 1 - 5, worked as a Project-Based Learning Coach, and led the Discovery Lab.  She was Teacher of the Year at Dolvin Elementary School in the 2017-2018 school year and Professional of the Year in 2022-2023.  Jenn has worked as a mentor for new teachers and student teachers from a variety of universities and high schools.  Jenn and her husband live in Alpharetta, Georgia, with their 3 children and small dog.