Amanda Lemons

Amanda Lemons

Amanda Lemons, EdD, is an assessment specialist for Madison County School System in Huntsville, Alabama. She has supported the implementation of PLCs as a middle school instructional coach and assistant principal as well as in her current role.

Dr. Lemons has been part of the implementation process for two Madison County schools that are now recognized as Model PLC at Work® schools. She served Buckhorn Middle School as an instructional coach during the beginning phase of implementation and was assistant principal at Sparkman Middle School from implementation through their Model PLC at Work designation. She is also a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) and member of the Alabama NBCT Network, the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools, and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD).

Dr. Lemons earned a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction, an education specialist degree in administration and supervision, and post-baccalaureate teacher licensure from Lincoln Memorial University. She also earned a doctorate in educational leadership from Samford University.

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Presentations by Amanda Lemons

• All Means All: Why This Work Matters
• The Why, What, and How of Unwrapping Standards and Identifying Learning Targets
• Developing Team Norms for Effective Collaboration
• Developing Essential Standards Unit Plans
• Analyzing Common Formative Assessment Data for Intervention, Extension, and Improved Instruction
• Creating Common Formative Assessments