Latonzia Beavers is an instructional leader with more than a decade of experience advancing educator effectiveness and student achievement. After beginning her professional career in social work, she transitioned into education through an Alternative Certification Program and earned a Master of Arts in Teaching. She later completed a Master's degree in Educational Leadership, further strengthening her expertise in instructional coaching, teacher development, and school improvement. Her diverse professional background has equipped her with a collaborative leadership style centered on building capacity, fostering continuous growth, and ensuring equitable learning opportunities for all students.

Since entering education in 2010, Beavers has served as an elementary and middle school classroom teacher, Master Teacher, and Executive Master Teacher. From 2021 to 2025, she served as Master Teacher at Natchitoches Magnet School, where she partnered with teachers and school leaders to strengthen instructional practices through coaching, data-driven decision-making, and job-embedded professional learning. In August 2025, she was named Executive Master Teacher for Natchitoches Parish, where she led districtwide efforts to support educator development, implement high-quality instructional practices, and cultivate collaborative systems that improve outcomes for both teachers and students. She is passionate about empowering educators to reach their full potential and believes that effective leadership and continuous learning are essential to student success. 

Latonzia holds a Bachelor of Social Work and an Associate of Criminal Justice, as well as a Master of Arts in Teaching from Northwestern State University and a Master of Educational Leadership from Louisiana State University in Shreveport.