Vinson Davis featured speaker at Albany Tech TEAAMS event
From staff reports
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ALBANY – Vinson Davis, the associate superintendent for district effectiveness for the Dougherty County School System, will be the featured speaker Thursday at Albany Technical College’s monthly Teaching, Empowering African American Males to Succeed (TEAAMS) empowerment session.
The TEAAMS session will be held at 10 a.m. at the college’s Logistics Education Center.
“The leaders in this community are top-notch,” Quanta Bell, the TEAAMS project director, said in an Albany Tech news release.
Davis has dedicated the past 27 years to educating students in Dougherty County. He has served in several capacities in K-12 education, including substitute teacher, paraprofessional, classroom teacher, head middle school athletics coach, assistant principal, and principal. In his current position, he works alongside the district’s federal programs staff and the leadership of both School Improvement and Family and Community Engagement.
The TEAAMS initiative is designed to provide African American males with fundamental skills to help them succeed and persist through internal and external challenges.
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