Dr. Bridget Williams is the Deputy Superintendent of Executive Services for Orange County Public Schools, the nations eighth-largest district. With over 30 years of experience within the district, she has progressed from teacher to principal and now to a key leadership role. She holds a doctorate from Nova Southeastern University.
Dr. Williams is a native of Orlando and a product of the same school district she now leads. This deep-rooted connection is further demonstrated by her three children, who are all graduates or future graduates of Orange County Public Schools, reflecting a profound personal commitment to public education.
As principal of Jones High School, she led a team that successfully improved the schools grade and reduced the dropout rate from 12.2% to just 0.03%.
Williams Bridget
Principal at Orange County Public Schools
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Urban Education
Her entire 30-year career has been serving a large urban district, and she is a recipient of the Queen Smith Award for Commitment to Urban Education.
Teacher Development
She leads initiatives to recruit teachers from university science departments and helps non-instructional staff earn teaching degrees through scholarship programs.
Community Partnerships
Actively collaborates with organizations like Florida Citrus Sports and the City of Orlando to secure funding and create new educational programs for students.
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Principal at Orange County Public Schools
Education
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Location : Orlando, Florida, United States
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Designation : Principal at Orange County Public Schools
