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After serving as a campus administrator for 7 years in the K-12 public school setting, Dr. Katrina Lemons transitioned to a central administration leadership team in special education in a neighboring school district. Devoted to compliance, equity, and inclusion for specialized learning, Dr. Lemons partnered with campuses to ensure special education students were positioned for success both in and out of the classroom setting while also working with TEA in the areas of compliance and response to district level concerns.
While her role in special education expanded her knowledge base and the work was worthy, Dr. Lemons pursued an opportunity to lead a middle school campus as the principal and was awarded a principalship in spring of 2022 to begin that fall.
Katrina holds a Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies from the University of Houston, a Master of Science in Training and Development from Texas A&M University at Commerce and multiple educator certifications from the state of Texas. In May 2023 Katrina received her Ed.D. in Leadership and Learning in Organizations from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College.
Dr. Katrina Lemons strives to show possibilities, opportunities, and euphoria that comes with success to students and families served. How is success measured? Through data and changed behavior.
While her role in special education expanded her knowledge base and the work was worthy, Dr. Lemons pursued an opportunity to lead a middle school campus as the principal and was awarded a principalship in spring of 2022 to begin that fall.
Katrina holds a Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies from the University of Houston, a Master of Science in Training and Development from Texas A&M University at Commerce and multiple educator certifications from the state of Texas. In May 2023 Katrina received her Ed.D. in Leadership and Learning in Organizations from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College.
Dr. Katrina Lemons strives to show possibilities, opportunities, and euphoria that comes with success to students and families served. How is success measured? Through data and changed behavior.