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Dothan City Schools Names New Executive Director

(Dr. Nina Williams Image Source - Dothan City Schools)

DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) — Dothan City Schools has named Dr. Nina Williams as its new executive director of schools.

The Dothan City Schools Board of Education approved Williams’ appointment during its regular meeting Tuesday, Aug. 18.

Williams brings more than 20 years of experience in school and district administration, instructional coaching, higher education and federal program evaluation.

She most recently served as principal of Bear Exploration Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology in Montgomery. During her time there, the school earned a state report card score of 99 and saw increased student proficiency in reading and mathematics.

The school also received state and national recognition, including being named a Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence Lighthouse School, becoming a nationally certified magnet school and ranking among Alabama’s Top 25 schools.

Williams previously served as assistant principal and director of curriculum and instruction for Quitman County Schools in Georgia. Her experience also includes roles as an academic coach, elementary dean and assistant principal. She has taught graduate-level education courses at Georgia Southwestern State University.

“Dr. Williams brings a proven record of strengthening instructional systems, supporting educators and improving outcomes for students,” Dothan City Schools Superintendent Dr. Garrick Askew said. “Her experience, leadership, and commitment to excellence will serve as valuable resources for our principals and staff. We are excited to welcome Dr. Williams to DCS and look forward to the impact she will have in the system.”

Williams holds a Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Leadership from Columbus State University. She also earned two master’s degrees from Troy University and a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood and Elementary Education from Auburn University at Montgomery. She completed the Howard University Superintendent Academy Program.

“I am humbled and grateful to join Dothan City Schools and to become part of the Wolfpack!” Williams said. “My commitment to excellence is unwavering and my dedication runs deep. I’m excited about what lies ahead.”

Williams’ first day with Dothan City Schools will be Sept. 8.

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