Hinds County School District is celebrating Dr. Antionette L. Woodall, Executive Director of Student Services, who has been named a 2026 EdTech All-Star in the Instructional Leader category by ClassLink and RTM Business Group.
Dr. Woodall was recognized during the 2026 Fall Education Congress, held September 20–22, 2026, in Orlando, Florida. She is one of four K–12 leaders selected for this year’s national honors.
In its announcement, ClassLink highlighted Dr. Woodall’s belief that every child deserves a champion. In her district role, she brings together people and resources to support student well-being, attendance, engagement, and school climate. Her experience as a teacher, instructional coach, and school leader helps her understand the needs of both Achievers and educators.
“Dr. Woodall has helped strengthen the support services our Achievers need to attend school, feel connected, and succeed,” said HCSD Superintendent Dr. Mitchell M. Shears. “She brings people and resources together to respond to Achievers’ needs with care and consistency. This national recognition reflects her commitment to making sure every Achiever has the support to thrive.”
Since 2018, the EdTech All-Stars awards have recognized education leaders who turn ideas into action and make a lasting difference in their school communities. Dr. Woodall’s honor reflects the district’s commitment to Engaging, Empowering, and Ensuring Excellence for every Achiever.