Dr. Wanda Bradley

Dr. Wanda Conway-Bradley is originally from the Mississippi Gulf Coast and brings 30+ years of experience in education, including more than 25 years in school leadership. She began her career as a paraprofessional and classroom teacher in Biloxi, Mississippi before moving into administration as an assistant principal and later principal in Mississippi schools.

Since joining DoDEA in 2009, Dr. Bradley has served in a variety of leadership roles, including principal of Pierce Elementary School and Scott Middle School at Fort Knox, principal of schools in the Pacific West District, instructional leader of Osan Middle High School, principal of Rota Middle High School in Spain, and Community Superintendent for Europe Central for two years. She is proud of the positive impact made in each community and values the meaningful relationships built throughout her career.

Dr. Bradley holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Accounting from Tougaloo College, as well as Bachelor’s, Master’s, Specialist, degrees in education, and a Doctorate in Psychology and Educational Leadership from the University of Southern Mississippi.

Her educational philosophy centers on the belief that students learn best when they feel valued, respected, and have a strong sense of belonging. She is committed to fostering safe, positive, and engaging learning environments where every student can succeed.

Dr. Bradley is a graduate of DoDEA’s Leadership Institute and a founding fellow of the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for School Leadership. Her greatest joy is being the proud mother of two amazing children, Krista and Myles. She and her family are excited to be part of the Kaiserslautern Middle School community.