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About Our Principal
About Me
Dr. Adreana Davis is currently in her eleventh year as the Principal of Frank Guzick Elementary School in the Dallas Independent School District. Before becoming principal, she served as Middle School Assistant Principal, TAP Master Math Teacher, and 6-8 Math Teacher.
For the past twenty-one years, Dr. Davis has worked in several leadership roles in education and has strengthened teachers' instructional capacity through professional development sessions, training, and formal and informal evaluations. She has created and facilitated numerous professional development sessions for middle school mathematics teachers and school leaders at national, state, and local conferences. Most recently, she presented on building positive school culture and creating effective school-wide intervention programs at the Region 10 Principal's Conference.
Dr. Davis was named the 2018 Northeast Network Elementary Principal of the Year, the 2008 Campus Teacher of the Year, a member of the Principal Impact Collaborative's 2019 Cohort, and currently serves as a Dallas ISD New Principal Mentor and Principal Impact Collaborative Alumni Council member.
In one year, she took her campus from a local rating of Developing to Breakthrough while earning five state STAAR distinctions. She led the same campus through Dallas ISD's Public School Choice Grant Application, which awarded the campus a $300,000 grant to become a Neighborhood School of Innovation and successfully turned Guzick Elementary into an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program Campus.
In her ongoing work to mentor and develop educators across the country, she currently serves as an online Academic Coach at the university level for several master's-level courses. Courses she has coached include Contemporary Teaching and Learning Strategies, Curriculum Leadership: Models and Strategies, School Leadership Theory, Mentoring and Coaching, and Practicum in School Leadership.