NaTasha Woody-Wideman

Director of School Services and Community Outreach; Title IX Coordinator

Dr. NaTasha Woody-Wideman earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Clark Atlanta University, a Master of Arts in Teaching in English Education from Georgia State University, and a Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership from Clark Atlanta University. She has over 20 years in education dedicated to supporting students, educators, and families.

Dr. Woody-Wideman began her career as a middle and high school English Language Arts teacher before moving into leadership roles as a middle and high school Instructional Coach and high school Assistant Principal. As Director of School Services and Community Outreach, she especially enjoys supporting families and strengthening the non-instructional programs, services, and experiences that help students and the broader school community thrive.

In addition to her work at ANCS, Dr. Woody-Wideman serves as a university professor of Literature and Composition, allowing her to remain connected to one of her first professional loves—English, literature, writing, and teaching.

Outside of her professional life, NaTasha is the proud mom and bonus mom to five young people, including a United States Army Soldier and a United States Navy Sailor. She is also the fur mom to two adorable Shih Tzus. When she isn’t working or teaching, she enjoys dancing, spending time with family, and all things music.