Moussa Hamka has a Master’s in Educational Leadership and a Bachelor’s in Teaching, both from Wayne State University. He spent several years as a math teacher in the West Bloomfield Schools and is an adjunct faculty member in the mathematics department at Henry Ford Community College. After teaching in West Bloomfield, he obtained his first administrator position as an Assistant Principal in the Plymouth Canton Community Schools.  He then spent 3 years as an Assistant Principal at North Farmington High School before being named the principal of South in the fall of 2014. 

Joseph Spryszak holds a Bachelor's in Print Journalism and English, a Master's in Secondary English Education and an Educational Specialist's degree in Education Administration all from Wayne State University. Prior to coming to Grosse Pointe South High School in the fall of 2017, Mr. Spryszak was a teacher at Osborn High School and Western International High School, an assistant principal at Western International High School and a central office administrator in the department of business operations in Detroit. He was also the Principal of Southfield-Lathrup High School and an assistant principal at Birmingham Seaholm High School.

Brandon Wheeler earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Secondary Education and a Master of Arts degree in K-12 Educational Administration from Michigan State University. Before joining GP South, Wheeler served at Leland Public School, where he taught a range of middle and high school social studies and English classes as well as served in a variety of administrative roles. Prior to that, he taught social studies and English at Mason High School. Wheeler also has extensive coaching experience and success in both boys’ and girls' high school athletics.