A native of Georgia, Mrs. Robbins attended the Dekalb County School System prior to earning a B.A. in Early Childhood Education from Spelman College, Atlanta, GA. Mrs. Robbins began teaching in the Atlanta Public School System in 1997 as a teacher at Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School. After teaching for eight years, Mrs. Robbins was promoted to the Instructional Liaison Specialist at Mary Lin Elementary and worked there for three years until this year when she was promoted to the Principal of Burgess-Peterson Academy. Mrs. Robbins continues on her quest to be a lifelong learner and has received her Masters in Early Childhood Education (Brenau University), and her Educational Specialist Degree in Instructional Leadership (Argosy University). Mrs. Robbins is also not far from completing her doctorate degree from Argosy University as she continues to learn every day. Mrs. Robbins is the proud mother of two children, Kennedy, age 7, and Kenneth, Jr., age 3. Mrs. Robbins feels that her first job of being a mother has made her an even more caring educator as she constantly believes that we must teach and talk to students as we would want others to teach and talk our own children. Mrs. Robbins enjoys reading, spending time with her family, and shopping in her very rare spare time. Mrs. Robbins is also an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Nu Lambda Omega Chapter.