Arts education for all.
I’m Tiffany Tindall, an award-winning educator and fine arts leader. I work to make high-quality arts education available to every student.
Dance Teacher and Fine Arts Department Lead, Woodland High School · 30+ years teaching from pre-K through university
- Bartow County School System High School Teacher of the Year (2026–27)
“Don't change the standard. Change the instructional method.”
For more than 30 years I have made the case that rigorous, standards-based arts education belongs to every student. I helped write Georgia’s dance power standards, I teach them daily to students of every ability in the same room, and I study my own teaching through national action research.
Leadership and recognition
- Bartow County School System High School Teacher of the Year (2026–27)
- NDEO National Conference Presenter (2025)
- Connected Arts Network National PLC (2024–present)
- Fine Arts Department Lead, Woodland High School (2021–present)
- Barber Middle School Teacher of the Year (2007–08)
- Georgia Dance Power Standards Writing Committee (2005)
Thought leadership
AI in the Arts Classroom
I put tools to work on the planning that piles up: concert materials, one lesson shaped for every level in the room, and grant drafts built from my own program documents. Prompts and reusable assistants are ready for dance, theatre, music, and visual art.
Explore
- AboutMy story and teaching philosophy
- Leadership and impactDepartment leadership, Georgia standards writing, NCAS artistic processes, inclusive dance
- Speaking and workshopsNDEO 2025 session and Connected Arts Network action research
- ExperienceCareer, Teacher of the Year honors, standards service, professional learning, education