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Felisha Greene is excited to be a member of the Winterboro High School family, serving as the Technology Integration Specialist, Title I Coordinator, and Parent Involvement Coordinator. In her role, she enjoys supporting teachers through instructional coaching, professional development, and technology integration while working to strengthen student achievement and build meaningful connections between the school, families, and community.

Before coming to Winterboro, Mrs. Greene served as the band director at Lincoln High School and Charles R. Drew Middle School in Lincoln, Alabama, for 19 years. Under her direction, both the marching and concert bands consistently received superior ratings at contests and festivals. In addition to directing these bands, she led the jazz band and various middle school ensembles and taught music appreciation classes. Throughout her teaching career, Mrs. Greene incorporated problem-based learning, STEAM, and the Engineering Design Process into her instruction to increase engagement, promote rigor, and maximize student success. She continues to bring that same passion for innovative teaching and learning to her work with teachers and students at Winterboro.

Mrs. Greene holds a Bachelor of Music in Flute Performance and a Master of Music Education from Samford University. She is also Orff certified at Levels I and II and has completed her Instructional Leadership Certification.

In recognition of her excellence in teaching, Mrs. Greene received the Lincoln High School Golden Apple Award in 2020 and the Golden Crest Award from Drew Middle School in 2022. She was also honored as Lincoln High School's 2024 nominee for Alabama Teacher of the Year.

Outside of school, Mrs. Greene enjoys spending time with her family. She is the wife of Benjamin and the mother of Brendon, Makayla, Olivia, and Jaxon. As a member of Cropwell Baptist Church, she finds joy in her faith community. In her free time, she loves reading and playing the flute professionally throughout the state.