Dr. Ann Levitt

SCCPSS Superintendent

Dr. Ann Levett is a Savannah native. As superintendent, she is the embodiment of the vision of SCCPSS, “ from school to the world: All students prepared for productive futures” as she is a product of the Savannah -Chatham County Public Schools herself, having graduated from Beach High School. Dr. Levett knew she wanted to work in the field of education early on beginning her career as a professional educator as a speech and language pathologist in 1976 (SCCPSS), ultimately becoming principal of the Savannah High School.

With a professional education career spanning over 30 years, she has held various higher education positions. She served at Yale University School of Medicine and Antioch University to name a few, where she led innovative tenures, overseeing various partnerships, grants and projects. Upon returning to Georgia ,Dr. Levett was appointed by Governors Perdue and Deal to serve on state education boards, where in 2015 she was recognized for her accomplishments in education by theGeorgia senate. She is not only accomplished in the area of education, she is also a published author and nationally recognized public speaker. Dr. Levett has devoted and will continue to devote her career to serving Savannah’s families and students by “Igniting a passion for learning.” Being the Daughter of legendary Policeman/ Coach, Bo Levett, she was a witness to all things “Savannah”, and wanted to make a difference. And what a difference she made.