Executive Board

Co-President: Christopher Bivins	Co-President: Corny Delasalas
Christopher is excited for another year on the PTSA executive board! He is the father of a senior involved in Visual Arts, Creative Writing, and Film & Media. He is dedicated to supporting teachers in creating meaningful opportunities and ensuring students have access to them, further enhancing an already exceptional school. His professional background includes a career as an architect specializing in higher education projects, as well as service on the board of Covenant House Georgia.	Corny works for AT&T as part of their national outside network planning team. He also volunteers with SoPo Bikes, a nonprofit community bike shop, where he enjoys repairing bikes for kids. In his free time, Corny loves rock climbing and is on a journey to become a proud plant dad. He’s a parent to two 11th graders—Solis, who is a proud DSA Fire Ant, and Dirk, who attends Druid Hills High School. Corny is looking forward to supporting DSA and helping grow the DSA family.

Christopher is excited for another year on the PTSA executive board! He is the father of a senior involved in Visual Arts, Creative Writing, and Film & Media. He is dedicated to supporting teachers in creating meaningful opportunities and ensuring students have access to them, further enhancing an already exceptional school. His professional background includes a career as an architect specializing in higher education projects, as well as service on the board of Covenant House Georgia.

Corny works for AT&T as part of their national outside network planning team. He also volunteers with SoPo Bikes, a nonprofit community bike shop, where he enjoys repairing bikes for kids. In his free time, Corny loves rock climbing and is on a journey to become a proud plant dad. He’s a parent to two 11th graders—Solis, who is a proud DSA Fire Ant, and Dirk, who attends Druid Hills High School. Corny is looking forward to supporting DSA and helping grow the DSA family.

Co-Vice President: Keith Smith	Co-Vice President: Melissa Faulkner
Keith is a longtime resident of DeKalb County, is enthusiastic about contributing to the DSA community and supporting its continued growth. This year, he will serve as the liaison for the volunteer coordinator, helping to strengthen engagement and encourage participation throughout the school.	Melissa serves as a co-Vice President for the DSA PTSA for the 2026-2027 school year. She also supports the PTSA Communications team, which manages our social media sites, events calendar, and partners with the Fire Ant Trails Newsletter team to keep you informed on the latest events and opportunities happening around DSA.

Treasurer: Tina Williams	Secretary: Tammy Brown
Tina Williams serves as Treasurer of the Parent Teacher Student Association at DSA. With a background in legal operations and extensive experience across operations, account management, sales, and product, she brings strong organizational and financial leadership to support the PTSA’s mission. Tina is passionate about fostering an inspiring and supportive environment where students and families can thrive. She is the parent of a DSA junior.	Tammy Brown is the proud mother of Jayde, a rising junior dance major at DeKalb School of the Arts. A dedicated educator with 19 years of service in Atlanta Public Schools, Tammy holds a specialist degree in Instructional Technology. Tammy is also an entrepreneur with a strong passion for educational equity and innovation. In her free time, she enjoys traveling the world with her family and actively supports the integration of the arts in education.

Treasurer: Tina Williams

Secretary: Tammy Brown

Tina Williams serves as Treasurer of the Parent Teacher Student Association at DSA. With a background in legal operations and extensive experience across operations, account management, sales, and product, she brings strong organizational and financial leadership to support the PTSA’s mission. Tina is passionate about fostering an inspiring and supportive environment where students and families can thrive. She is the parent of a DSA junior.

Tammy Brown is the proud mother of Jayde, a rising junior dance major at DeKalb School of the Arts. A dedicated educator with 19 years of service in Atlanta Public Schools, Tammy holds a specialist degree in Instructional Technology. Tammy is also an entrepreneur with a strong passion for educational equity and innovation. In her free time, she enjoys traveling the world with her family and actively supports the integration of the arts in education.