Jeehan Dinwiddie is an early childhood education leader with a passion for advancing high-quality learning experiences for young children. She serves as a District Instructional Specialist for Early Childhood with Charleston County School District, where she supports the implementation of evidence-based instructional practices, social-emotional learning, and developmentally appropriate curriculum across preschool programs. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina, South Carolina State University, and the American College of Education.

With extensive experience in coaching educators, facilitating professional learning, and leading district-wide early childhood initiatives, Jeehan is committed to empowering teachers and creating equitable learning opportunities for every child. Her work focuses on early literacy, positive classroom culture, and strengthening instructional practices through collaborative leadership.

Beyond her district role, Jeehan is an active advocate for children and families, serving in leadership roles within her community including Charleston County First Steps and supporting initiatives that promote education, literacy, and child development. She is active on the Board for the Lowcountry Scholarship Organization affiliated with the Miss America Opportunity. She is passionate about building meaningful connections with educators and believes that investing in early childhood lays the foundation for lifelong success.

Jeehan is honored to join today’s panel and looks forward to sharing practical insights, experiences, and strategies that support excellence in early childhood education.