Staff

Hello, I am Annette Woodle, the Executive Director of Regional Communities Services Center(RCSC) formerly Richmond Community Support Center (RCSC), and I welcome you to our site.

Just a little about me, 

I have worked in Workforce Development for 25 years, I started in 1998 as a Case Manager in the WIA (Workforce Investment Act) program. After working 8 years in various positions, I became the local area monitor for Alamance, Moore and Randolph Counties, overseeing policies and procedure under Regional Partnership Workforce Development Board in 2006. During that time, I gained knowledge and experience that afforded me the opportunity to continue to grow and move forward.  

In 2013, I was hired by the Department of Commerce as a State Monitor with the new WIOA (Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act) program to ensure that all policies and procedures were adhered to in the State of NC. Both of these programs assisted with providing education and training assistance. 

In 2015, I returned to my first love helping people as the Program Director for Richmond Community Support Center and being in the trenches providing that hands on assistance. 

In 2017, I became the Executive Director of the agency, continuing to work in WIOA and being selected as a contractor for Pre-Employment Transition Services, a Vocational Rehabilitation funded program which provides services to school age students 14-21 with disabilities.

We have been blessed over the last 6 years to expand to serving 10 counties and therefore, the need for a name change, and we are now Regional Communities Services Center, located in Rockingham NC and serving Anson, Davidson, Davie, Hoke, Montgomery, Moore, Randolph, Richmond, Scotland and Yadkin Counties.  We are continuously looking to expand and we hope to serve more and more schools and students as we continue to grow. 

Please check out our Home page and if you feel our services could benefit your student or your local school please contact us. 

Best regards, 

Annette Woodle, 

Executive Director

Regional Communities Services Center 

Jordan is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, class of 2018. 

He's been an Administrative Assistant for RCSC Main Office staff since March 2019. 

Jordan says his favorite part about being an Administrative Assistant is being somewhat of a utility knife; having multiple roles; helping each of my superiors however necessary. 

A quote that Jordan lives by is "A job is your key to unlocking a paycheck" 

Linda is the Finance Director for Regional Communties Services Center and she has

 been with the organization since 2009.

Since working at RCSC. she has held multiple positions and says 

she has enjoyed doing them all.

Linda's favorite quote is,   “Once you choose hope, anything’s possible”

Mary has been with Regional Communities Services Center since June 2015. She currently serves as RCSC's Employee Relations Finance Manager.

Since 2015, Mary has worked in several positions at RCSC and says she love the flexibility to be able to handle each position. 

Mary's favorite quote is:

“The only difference between dreams and achievements is hard work.”

 -Chris Bollwage-

We are excited to be providing Pre-Employment Services opportunities, to High School Students in Moore, Hoke, Scotland, Richmond and Anson Counties. 

Jerry began work at Regional Communities Services Center in July 2013.  

We provide training and activities to expose and teach students; Self Advocacy, Job Exploration, Work Place Readiness, Post-Secondary Training and Work Based Learning. 

Providing students with career pathways and training options to meet their 

post-secondary needs and employment goals. 

Favorite Quote   “There are no secrets to success.  It is the result of preparation, 

hard work and learning from failure”     -    Collin Powell 

Having  been in workforce development for almost 

twenty-five years, it always makes me so happy to see 

the success of our customers and students. 

Stephanie has been the Pre-ETS Director over the program 

since RCSC acquired it in 2017 serving Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, 

Randolph and Yadkin counties with plans to begin serving 

Chatham and Guilford counties in the near future. 

“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor; I’ve learned that 

people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” 

Throughout the years of serving others, 

these are things I always remember!

Susan began her career working with students with disabilities in 2007. 

She obtained her Bachelor's degree in 2015 while working with adults with disabilities as a community support provider. 

In 2017, Susan joined Regional Communities Services Center to advance her passion of teaching by helping students succeed in life!

Mylesha is a Coordinator and works in our District 2 unit and has been with 

Pre-ETS since 2017.  She currently serves Randolph and Yadkin counties.

Mylesha says she can honestly say “I love my job, the people I work with 

and the students I serve each and every semester.” 

“So often you find that the student's you're trying to inspire 

are the ones that end up inspiring you."

This is a quote that I've realized happens to me daily and I am so grateful!

Erica is a graduate of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University with a BS in Child Development and Family Studies. 

She has worked with RCSC since 2019 and currently serves as a Pre-ETS Coordinator. She has worked in education for over twenty years. 

One of her favorite thing to do with our Pre-ETS students, 

is take them on field trips!

Erica lives by the quote “Everybody is a Genius. But if you 

judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”-Albert Einstein

Mahogany has been with the Regional Communities Services Center since 2017. 

She serves Moore, Richmond, Anson, Scotland, and Hoke County. 

We believe that Pre-Employment Training is extremely important because it 

increases student’s opportunities and improves student’s performance 

as they transition out of high school into adulthood. 

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world" ― Mahatma Gandhi-

Yesenia started working with Regional Communities Services Center in 2020.  

She works with the Pre-Employment Transition Services Program in Moore County.  

Yesenia assists students, their families, as well as their schools and 

community partners, to enhance their knowledge and resources.  

Also, to be a source of support for students, so that they can make 

informed decisions about their future. 

Amanda Brewington is a dedicated educator with over eleven years of experience supporting students in developing skills, knowledge, and confidence to thrive. 

She currently serves as the Pre-ETS Lead 1 Career Advisor at Regional 

Communities Services Center in Rockingham, NC, empowering young learners 

to explore career pathways and build meaningful futures.

Amanda earned Associate degrees in Arts and Science from 

Richmond Community College and a Bachelor of Education from 

Western Carolina University. Her approach to teaching workforce readiness 

and college preparation is rooted in empathy, creativity, and 

belief in every student's unique potential.

She is passionate about helping learners discover their strengths and 

equipping them with tools for lifelong success. Amanda looks forward to continuing 

her mission of educational empowerment in her new role.

Christopher has been with Regional Communities Services Center 

for approximately 1 year. 

He loves this program and the work we do to help prepare the upcoming 

generation for their professional journey after high school.

Josie began working with RCSC in June 2024. She believes that education 

is very important, but should be enjoyed. 

Teachers are the key to helping students enjoy their education journey 

and supporting their decisions in their future career. Josie strives to be helpful and 

supportive to all students, showing them how to have fun and learn! 

One of her favorite quotes is: " Your potential is limitless, and your dreams 

are within reach. Believe in yourself and take action." 

Nickholas has been with Pre-ETS since August 2023.  

He is thrilled to have the opportunity to encourage, inspire and prepare 

today's students for tomorrow's demands. 

Nickholas is motivated each day by their excitement, determination, and desire to learn."

Chequilla has proudly served in the North Carolina Public School System for over 30 years, dedicating her career to supporting and empowering students. 

Since April of 2025, she has had the privilege of working with the Regional Communities Services Center, Pre-Employment Transition Services Program (Pre-ETS).

She is passionate about continuing her work with our youth because she firmly believes that “All children, big and small, deserve a chance to grow in knowledge.”

Landon graduated from Pinecrest High School in 2019. He has worked in 

Early Childhood Education for six years before becoming employed as a Lead I 

Career Advisor, at Regional Communities Services Center. 

Also, he is currently working towards a degree in Early Childhood Education

with an anticipated graduation in 2027.

“It always seems impossible until it’s done”- Nelson Mandela.

Tyra began working with RCSC in June 2024. 

Tyra is a US Navy veteran and a former substitute teacher for Asheboro City Schools.   

What she loves the most about teaching is the way a person's eyes light up when they finally achieve a true understanding about the concept they are being taught.

One of her favorite quotes is : "Ask yourself if what you are doing today 

is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow"

Vickie has been with RCSC for 13 years as a WIOA Career Advisor II working with the 

Adult and Youth programs and truly found her passion.  

She transitioned to the Pre-Employment Transition Services Program in July 2023 in Moore County. We currently serve Moore, Richmond, Scotland, Hoke and Anson Counties.  

Vickie enjoys working in her new position, especially 

providing Pre-ETS services in the classroom.  

Remember, your Individualized Plan is not just a document, but a roadmap 

for your educational success, and by knowing its parts, you become an 

active participant in shaping your own learning experience.

“Follow your passion. It will lead you to your purpose.”  Oprah 

Amelia "Amy" has been with Regional Communities Services Center for over a year now. She is serving Richmond and Anson Counties. 

Amy enjoys helping and teaching students to learn. 

One of her favorite quotes that she lives by is 

“Love the life you live. Live the life you love!” 

Kristie joined our RCSC team in January 2024. She has spent most of her years in 

Customer Service and enjoys working with the public especially kids. She really enjoys 

working with our students and feels it is the best part of her job!

One of the quotes that Kristie believes in is: "The more that you read, the more things 

you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go!" - Dr. Seuss

Kathy joined RCSC since July 2023 as a Program Assistant. In July 2025, she was 

promoted as the District 2 Pre-ETS Office Manager/Career Advisor. 

She is very excited about the opportunity to go into the high schools to teach transition skills.

Kathy says “assisting our special needs high school students get employment ready 

is so important, this program needs to be in all high schools statewide.”

Jody has worked in youth development for more than 20 years. She believes that 

having the courage to try new things can build the confidence 

students need to seize positive opportunities. 

Jody recognizes the privilege it is to introduce young people to the world that is right outside their door using community resources that provide a bright future full of exciting possibilities. 

“In the long run, the sharpest weapon of all is a kind and gentle spirit.” 

~ Anne Frank, The Diary of Anne Frank

Victoria Utley-Waddell joined the Regional Communities Services Center 

in January 2025 and is excited to be a part of the Pre-ETS team. 

Victoria is a former public-school special education teacher with experience 

supporting elementary and middle school students. She is honored to now work with 

high school learners as they prepare to thrive not only in school, but also in the 

workplace and in their post-secondary education journeys.

Victoria believes deeply in student involvement, active participation, and creating 

engaging classroom environments where students feel valued and excited to learn. 

She thrives on building meaningful relationships with students, relationships that last 

a lifetime and positively impact families and communities.

Victoria is passionate about ensuring that every student has the opportunity to grow, succeed, 

and confidently transition into adulthood with the proper skills needed to flourish.