Dr. Deirdre Daniels is a dedicated educator with expertise in curriculum development, instructional coaching, and teacher support, impacting student learning in traditional and virtual settings. Dr. Daniels earned her B.S. in Biology from Syracuse University and advanced her education at Georgia Southern University. She obtained an M.A. in Teaching, an Ed.S., and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, demonstrating her commitment to lifelong learning. Her career achievements include being named Georgia Cyber Academy District Teacher of the Year (2019-2021) and receiving the Bettye Anne Battiste Award for Excellence in Education Research. She has presented her research at the Eastern Educational Research Association, showcasing her dedication to advancing educational practices. Active in the education community, Dr. Daniels contributes to educational research and professional development, participating in organizations like the Georgia Association of Educational Leaders. Her research focuses on teacher preparedness in online classrooms and strategies for enhancing teacher retention in virtual environments. Committed to enhancing educational practices, supporting teacher growth, and ensuring student success, Dr. Daniels advocates for innovative curriculum design and effective instructional strategies. Her leadership and passion for school improvement and culturally responsive teaching continue to positively impact education, fostering an equitable and inclusive learning environment for all students.