Tammie Workman has dedicated her career to education. With over 25 years of experience, she has been both an elementary and middle school teacher, an elementary school principal in a border community and a major capital city, and the Assistant Superintendent of Student Services in Atlanta Public Schools. Committed to student success, she has led initiatives to improve equity, support student well-being, and enhance educational programs. During her tenure in Atlanta, she oversaw double-digit graduation rate increases for students with disabilities, led efforts to exit disproportionality status for the over-suspension of African American students with disabilities, and spearheaded the district-wide implementation of social-emotional learning (SEL) and other positive behavior supports. Ms. Workman holds a Bachelor of Arts in Middle School Education and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, both from the University of Kentucky.

Beyond her leadership in educational institutions, Ms. Workman has extensive experience leading multi-media educational initiatives, serving as an advisor and producer on documentary films, and contributing to project and executive leadership teams for both active and in-progress private and public grants.

Ms. Workman remains actively involved in her Maryland community, serving as a board trustee for a local family foundation and supporting nonprofit and organizations dedicated to improving outcomes for children, youth, and adults.