Tionne Rhodes

Dynamic and results-driven Assistant Principal with expertise in instructional leadership, student discipline systems, and data-driven school improvement. Experienced in coaching and developing teachers through instructional feedback, professional learning communities, and collaborative leadership to strengthen classroom practices and increase student achievement. Demonstrated ability to manage student discipline effectively while implementing consistent behavior expectations and fostering a positive school culture that supports both accountability and student engagement. Skilled in analyzing assessment data, supporting Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), and leading schoolwide initiatives that address both academic and behavioral needs. Known for building strong relationships with students, staff, and families while creating safe, structured learning environments that promote high expectations, collaboration, and student success.

Rookie Teacher of the Year, Region Runner-Up Track Coach, Teacher of the Year

• Led instructional support and coaching for middle and high school teachers to strengthen classroom instruction and student achievement.
• Led implementation of the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) to address academic and behavioral needs of students.
• Facilitated professional learning communities focused on improving literacy instruction and analyzing student data.
• Trained teachers on Science of Reading practices aligned with the Georgia Early Literacy Act.
• Promoted positive school culture through PBIS initiatives and student engagement activities.

• Aspiring Principal Academy, Georgia Association of Educational Leaders
• Science of Reading & Structured Literacy Training
• Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Implementation Training
• Professional Learning Community (PLC) Leadership Training
• PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports) Implementation
• Data Analysis for Instructional Decision-Making
• School Improvement Planning & District Improvement Plan (DIP) Participation
• Educational Leadership Coursework – Valdosta State University (Ed.S. Program)