Andrew McGee is a seasoned educator and visionary leader with over 32 years of experience spanning various roles in education. With a rich background as an Assistant Principal, Title I Coordinator, Federal Program Director, School Improvement Consultant, Author, and former Deputy Superintendent, Andrew has dedicated his career to uplifting Title I schools and addressing the needs of underprivileged students. He has a demonstrated track record of success working with Title schools and Homeless Programs, advocating for marginalized students due to economic status and educational barriers. Throughout Andrew's career, he has been a catalyst for change, implementing innovative strategies to support principals, mentor teachers, and inspire students. He is a dynamic motivational speaker and has presented at numerous state Title I and national conferences, sharing his expertise and insights with educators nationwide. Under Andrew's leadership, he has spearheaded transformative initiatives, turning Title I and Homeless Programs into sustainable models tailored to the diverse needs of all students. He is passionate about providing platforms for marginalized students to rewrite their narratives and emerge as champions in their own right. As a servant leader, Andrew has significantly contributed to education in various school districts, including the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice schools. He also works with MACCAP Consulting, supporting schools, students, and parents in their educational journeys. Andrew's core belief in creating opportunities for all students to excel drives his work, embodying a commitment to equity, inclusion, and empowerment within the educational landscape.