Roshanda Lewis, a native of Lower Peachtree, Alabama, completed her bachelor’s degree in elementary education at Alabama State University, her master’s degree in educational administration and an educational specialist degree in instructional leadership from the University of West Alabama. She received National Board Certification in 2008, renewed her certification in 2017 and has a total of 19 years in education. She started her education career teaching fourth grade in Killeen, Texas, and then spent fifteen years in Wilcox County, Alabama, as a teacher, reading coach, assistant principal and principal. She has been an elementary principal in Demopolis,
Alabama, for three years.

Mrs. Lewis is married to Rodney Lewis and has two daughters, Janiecia and Shantavia.

Cody Brown was assistant principal of Admiral Moorer Middle School for two years; his primary repsponsibility was to oversee the day-to-day operations of the Sixth Grade Academy. Mr. Brown previously served as a math teacher and baseball coach at Smiths Station Freshman Center. He still teaches math one night a week at Troy University. His wife, Melissa, teaches Chemistry at Eufuala High School. They have two children, Kate and Jaina.

Mr. Dawkins is a native of Ozark, Alabama, and a graduate of Carroll High School.  Upon graduating from high school, he attended Alabama State University where he earned a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Physical Education.  He, also, has a Master’s of Science Degree in Instructional Leadership and Administration from Troy University, Dothan.  After graduating from Alabama State University, he begin his teaching and coaching career.  This is his nineteenth year of service in education. During his matriculation as a professional educator, he has been engaged with students on all levels from elementary to college.

He is married to Scharona Dawkins, guidance counselor at Abbeville Elementary School, and they have two daughters, Brittany and Rhylen.