
βͺοΈ 6th Grade AP | @STEAM_GEMS πππ βͺοΈ JCPS/Spalding 1st Cohort of Aspiring Leaders Graduate 20-21 #crownsup #GEMkeeper #sgrhoadministrator ππ
Louisville, KY
Joined June 2019
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Felicia Graham retweeted
Happy National Assistant Principals Week to The Fab Five! ππ
Thank you for leading with heart, supporting our staff, and showing up for our GEMS every day. We appreciate you!
#AssistantPrincipalsWeek #FabFive #WeAppreciateYou
Honored to share my article, βStrengthening Systems to Support Every Student.β This piece reflects my leadership journey and commitment to equity, access, and student success. Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. #EquityLeader
Grace James Middle School girls track team wins state title despite odds | Click on the image to read the full story wlky.com/article/grace-jamesβ¦
Incredible experience at the R.I.S.E. Up Leadership Conference! Honored to stand among Ladies in Leadership who are shaping change and impact. Leaving renewed and ready to fight the good fight πͺπΎ
Felicia Graham retweeted
We are honored to carry the name and legacy of Grace M. James, a trailblazing pediatrician and community advocate whose life of service continues to inspire our GEMS daily. πβ¨πππ©·
#BlackWomanTrailblazer #LouisvilleLegacy #CommunityFirst #GMJGEMS
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY: In 1953, pediatrician Dr. Grace M. James became one of the first Black physicians at Louisville General Hospital and the first Black woman to join the @uoflmedschool faculty.

ALT Dr. Grace M. James, a pioneering Black physician at UofL Health, standing in a medical coat in a laboratory setting, part of a Black History celebration. Text reads: "In 1953, pediatrician Dr. Grace M. James became one of the first Black physicians at Louisville General Hospital and the first Black woman to join the University of Louisville School of Medicine faculty."
Felicia Graham retweeted
BLACK OUT TOMORROW AT GMJ
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Wear ALL BLACK to support our BSU GEMS at the Battle for the Lantern! πβ¨
π Roots 101 African American Museum
π 5:30 PM
Come with the energy. Come with GMJ pride. π€
#GMJBSU #BlackExcellence
Felicia Graham retweeted
You donβt change a schoolβs story by fixing kids. You change it by growing the adults who shape every experience inside the building.
Felicia Graham retweeted
So proud of our staff and GEMS for earning Kentucky Department of Education Silver PBIS Fidelity Recognition! This honor reflects our shared commitment to fostering a positive school culture and a strong sense of belonging where every student can succeed. πππ©· #CrownsUpπ
Definitely agree! ππΎ This is a much-needed reminderβΌοΈ
Admin, honor the work your staff gives to students. And protect the time they need with their families. To students, they matter. To their families, they are the world. #RelationalIntelligence
Felicia Graham retweeted
Proud of our JV Quick Recall GEMS for their performance in the JCPS District Written Assessment. Multiple placements across content areas highlight their preparation and academic excellence.
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LA 4th | A&H 3rd & 5th | π SS 1st
#StudentAchievement #AcademicExcellence
Felicia Graham retweeted
We canβt rewrite the past, but we own the future. 2026 is our opportunity to start exactly where we are and lead our schools towards success. Letβs be the change-makers our students need this year!
I'm grateful for the chance to meet Dr. Yearwood and welcome him as our new and first Black superintendent of JCPS. Praying his leadership is powerful, positive, and purpose-filled. ππΎπ #JCPS #Leadership #HistoryInTheMaking
Felicia Graham retweeted
The heartbeat of a school is its culture, and that beat is set by leadership. β€οΈ As leaders, understanding your influence and leading with emotional intelligence (EQ) is paramount. Be the positive force that shapes an inclusive and thriving environment for all.
Honored to present with my fellow APs at the Racial Equity Institute on hiring with purpose. Weβre committed to building an equitable team that reflects our GemKeeper profile components and removes barriers for Black girls to thrive. Thanks @JCPSDEP1 for the opportunity!
































