In addition to being a social worker, Sandra Gammons, LGSW, is an executive functioning specialist, educational organizational development consultant, educator, and parent. 

She has learned first-hand, the importance of developing a successful educational foundation, particularly for middle school-aged boys. 

As a teacher in both the Richmond City Public School and Charles County Public School systems, she understands the tensions between educators and parents, and has developed strategies that eliminate competition, get parents, teachers and students on the same page, and propel young men to educational success.

After being diagnosed with a learning disability her junior year in college, she spent the next three years re-educating herself on how she learns. The principles she learned has evolved into her Middle School Matters Program, specifically developed for boys. Her two adult sons have successfully completed high school and apply the principles learned during middle school for lifelong learning.

Sandra earned her undergraduate degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1990 and her Master’s Degree in Social Work from Howard University in 1995.