Dr. Tameka D. Lewis is an accomplished and visionary educator with over 25 years of experience, including her current role as FCPS Chief Academic Officer. She has a proven history of driving academic achievement and collaborating with educators, parents, and community partners. Her career in education began as a middle school language arts teacher in Memphis City Schools. Bringing extensive expertise to her new role, she previously served as an instructional coach, elementary school administrator, and central office leadership development advisor within the Memphis-Shelby County Schools system. Before serving in FCPS, she played a key role in supporting new and novice principals and served as a liaison between school leaders and key district personnel in Memphis.

A native of Oakland, TN, Dr. Lewis holds degrees from the University of Tennessee (Bachelor of Science), Freed-Hardeman University (Master of Education and Education Specialist), and Walden University (Education Specialist and Doctor of Education).

“Fayette County is where I was raised. It is with a great sense of pride that I have returned home. My success is credited to two historically great former Fayette County educators- Odalia Jones (Principal) and Willie Perpener (4th-grade teacher), both from my Oakland Elementary era. These ladies were dedicated to showing me how pursuing education could change rural students' lives. I am honored and look forward to ensuring that all FCPS children have opportunities to reach their full potential,” said Dr. Lewis.

Beyond her professional commitments, Dr. Tameka D. Lewis is a dedicated world traveler who enjoys mentoring youth, volunteering, shopping, and participating in philanthropic endeavors.