Currey Ingram Academy soared with Rayburn's leadership

11:44 PM,
May 23, 2013

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G. Miller Hogan II

At the end of June, the Currey Ingram Academy community will say goodbye to our head of school, Kathleen G. Rayburn.

Some might say Kathy was a change agent. Others may say she was an educational visionary. All would agree that, since taking the job in 1995, Kathy has made an enormous difference in the lives of many and has led the school through significant changes on every level.

When she was hired, the school was called Westminster School of Nashville and operated in the basement of Westminster Presbyterian Church on West End Avenue, whose members founded it in 1968. It served about 125 ...They may be new to NXT’s Tag Team division, but they’re hard to miss once you catch them. With overflowing charisma and unbound energy, we introduce you to The Street Profits. On one side is Angelo Dawkins, a three-sport national champion collegiate athlete in football, wrestling and track. His partner? A former United States Marine and record-setting track athlete named Montez Ford. Both sat with WWE.com to talk about their team name, their intentions and their bond.

WWE.COM: Describe to the NXT Universe exactly who The Street Profits are.

MONTEZ FORD: The Street Profits are for the culture. Dawkins and I represent everything now and current. We are two men with similar backgrounds who have faced hardship and troubled upbringings at times because of the environment that we lived in.