As we celebrate the independence and freedoms that define our nation, we also celebrate the strength and unity within our union. Your dedication as leaders in education uplifts our students, supports our schools, and shapes the future of our communities.
As we celebrate the independence and freedoms that define our nation, we also celebrate the strength and unity within our union. Your dedication as leaders in education uplifts our students, supports our schools, and shapes the future of our communities.
Fatima Malone brings over 30 years of experience in Finance, Accounting, and Insurance across both the private and public sectors. She currently serves as Program Supervisor for Grant Accounting in the Finance/Accounting Department, where her expertise supports the fiscal integrity and compliance of critical funding initiatives.
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Fatima has proudly served on the OSAS Executive Board for the past three years. During her tenure, she has played a key role in promoting transparency and accountability within the organization, helping to strengthen communication and trust between the Board and the general membership.
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Outside of work, Fatima enjoys spending quality time with her grandsons, bowling, and being surrounded by family and friends.
Courtney Webster began his career with Detroit Public Schools in 2009 as an Attendance Agent. Since then, he has held various impactful roles, including Behavior Specialist, and now proudly serves as Dean at Western International High School—his alma mater.
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A proud product of the Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD), Courtney brings a deep-rooted passion and commitment to serving students, families, and fellow educators. He is a strong advocate for union representation and firmly believes in the powerful role unions play in supporting members and their communities.
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Courtney is currently serving his second term on the Executive Board of the Organization of School Administrators & Supervisors (OSAS), where his steadfast leadership continues to support the organization’s growth and impact.
Kimberly Capron has dedicated over 20 years to serving the students and families of Detroit Public Schools Community District. She began her career as a 2nd grade teacher at Carlton Elementary and spent 18 years in the classroom, teaching various grade levels. Her passion for literacy and student success led her to transition into leadership roles, including Literacy Coach, Content Specialist, and currently, Dean of Culture and Climate at Mumford High School.
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Kimberly holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Child Development with a Language Arts minor and ZA endorsement from Central Michigan University. She earned her Master’s degree from Marygrove College in 2000 and achieved National Board Certification in Early Childhood Generalist in 2008.
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Outside of her professional life, Kimberly is a proud mother of three: a 25-year-old daughter, a 22-year-old son, and an 18-year-old son.
