Tiffany Huitt

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ABOUT TIFFANY HUITT

Tiffany Huitt is currently the Chief of Schools in Dallas Independent School District. Previously she served as the Deputy Chief Academic Officer and Executive Director of Magnet schools in Dallas ISD. For over five years, Tiffany Huitt served as the School of Science and Engineering principal at the Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center. Ms. Huitt began her career in the Dallas Independent School District as a science teacher at the Dallas Environmental Science Academy (DESA) in She left the classroom to become a Lead Science Teacher/ Instructional Coach/ Instructional Supervisor. While holding the positions mentioned earlier, she developed science curriculum, assessments, and professional development for K-12 science courses. She was also assigned to the lowest-performing schools within Dallas ISD. As a result of her successes, she partnered with universities and worked as a consultant with several school districts throughout Texas to improve teaching quality. She has worked as a trainer for companies such as Sally Ride Science Academy and has served on several local, state, and national committees, including the TEA, Science Standards- TEKS Revisions Committee. She has also served on the NSTA STEM EXPO National Steering Committee, the Board of Directors for the National Consortium of Secondary Stem Schools and as the President for the Dallas School Administrators Association (DSAA)Ms. Huitt serves on several local committees to influence educational policy. In 2019, she was selected for the fifth cohort of Dallas Public Voices Fellows and http://bit.ly/2knam0b. In February of 2020, in recognition of her contributions to science education for the last 20 years, Ms. Huitt was named a DFW Hidden Figure by the Dallas Renaissance Non- Profit Organization. Ms. Huitt received her undergraduate degree from Paul Quinn College and her master\'s degree from the University of Texas At Arlington.