Pillars of the community with Congressional Record

Get inspired by reading about the incredible stories of three individuals who have been recognized as “Pillars of the Community” by the Congressional Record! This article highlights their inspiring journeys, from a community activist who fights for the rights of African Americans, to a dedicated pastor spreading hope, to an innovative entrepreneur creating jobs and economic opportunities.

Click Here to read more about the inspiring work of these “Pillars of the Community” and their well-deserved recognition.

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Keisha Snead

SPPF Academic Leader

B.S. in Elementary Education,Cum Laude, FAMU 1996

I have served 24 years within the Elementary school setting in various instructional roles.  I have also served as the Mentor Coordinator for new and returning teachers. 


I have led professional development for faculty at several schools within Pinellas County.  I have coached colleagues in the understanding and delivery of the standards of reading and writing.  My love for learning is what drives my passion for teaching.  When I look into the eyes of a scholar who needs me, that is where I find my passion!