Inmar Romero has more than a decade of experience in K-12 administration, instructional leadership, and program management. A former PWCS English learner, he has served the division as a teacher at Gar-Field High School, an administrator at Independence Nontraditional School, and, since 2022, principal of Fred Lynn Middle School. In this role, he has led school improvement efforts that advanced the school from accredited with conditions to full accreditation while fostering a culture of continuous improvement, accountability, and student success.
A bilingual and transformational leader, Mr. Romero brings expertise in strategic planning, staff development, Title I program management, curriculum implementation, and equity-driven educational initiatives. He has guided diverse learning communities, supervised multidisciplinary instructional teams, and developed programs that strengthen student achievement, graduation outcomes, and family engagement.
Mr. Romero holds two Master of Education degrees from George Mason University in Educational Leadership and Administration and in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus on Multilingual and Cultural Education, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from James Madison University. He is pursuing a Doctor of Education in Leadership at Virginia Commonwealth University, with anticipated completion in May 2029. He also attended the School of Turnaround Leader Training at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and is a member of the Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals.
Recognized for his commitment to educational excellence, cultural responsiveness, and inclusive leadership, Mr. Romero continues to champion opportunities that empower students, educators, and communities to achieve their highest potential. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling and spending time with his family.
Executive Administrative Assistant: Paloma Segura
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Mr. Jarvis has been a member of the Fred M. Lynn Middle School community since 2014. He began his career as a Health and Physical Education teacher and spent many years overseeing the school's Hornet 21 tutoring program. Throughout his time at FLMS, he has also coached Football, Boys' and Girls' JV Basketball, and Baseball.
Mr. Jarvis currently serves as an Assistant Principal, supervising Mathematics, World Languages, Special Education, 7th Grade, and Athletics. Outside of school, he is a passionate fan of the Atlanta Braves and Pittsburgh Steelers. He also enjoys anime and rock music. In fact, his office is well known throughout Fred Lynn for its collection of anime posters, which often sparks conversations with students and staff.
Dr. Joash Chung, assistant principal, joined Fred Lynn MS in 2026 with 16 years of experience as a teacher, school administrator, and central office administrator. Over his career, he has worked in multiple states, multiple districts, both urban and rural settings, at the elementary and middle levels, and in schools with varying levels of need and diversity. Dr. Chung is passionate about developing culture and systems that transform the life trajectories of students and their communities. He holds B.S. And M.A.T. degrees from James Madison University and Ed.S. and Ed.D. degrees from the University of Virginia.
At Fred Lynn MS, Dr. Chung supervises the science, art, health & physical education, and school counseling departments, and oversees MTSS.
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