Angie Koons

Angie Koons is an administrative professional and children's book author who serves as an Administrative Assistant at Northeast Arkansas Educational Cooperative, where she has worked since 2015. With more than 23 years of experience in education, she has developed a strong background in administrative operations, school support, and educational services. Her responsibilities include managing supplies, coordinating workshops and events, handling contracts, preparing board packets, maintaining records, and assisting administrators and specialists. Previously, she served as an Administrative Secretary at Maynard School District, a special education teacher's aide, and a food service director at Westside Consolidated School District. Angie earned an Associate of Arts degrees from Black River Technical College in Business, Management, Marketing, and Data Entry/Microcomputer Applications. She was also a member and charter member of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and holds a Child Nutrition Director certification. Beyond her administrative career, Angie is passionate about writing children's books, a creative pursuit she initially began to share stories with her grandchildren and preschool students. As the creator of Granny's Country Chaos, where she develops colorful, engaging stories featuring animals, everyday experiences, and meaningful life lessons that encourage children to embrace their individuality, develop confidence, and discover their place in the world. She also conducts school visits and organizes writing competitions that invite children to participate in the creative process and become co-authors. In addition to her writing, Angie attributes her success to the happiness and inspiration her books bring to children, believing that making a difference in even one young reader's life is a meaningful achievement. One particularly memorable experience involved sending a book to a child with Down syndrome, whose mother shared a video of his excitement and enthusiasm as he read it. Experiences like this reinforce her commitment to encouraging children through storytelling. She believes people should never be afraid to try something new, regardless of age, and should always remain open to learning and personal growth. Guided by her core values of faith, family, and focus, Angie strives to spread positivity and kindness, pursue what brings happiness, and inspire others to recognize their potential.