By Villij News Staff
Sanders Park Elementary is entering a new chapter of leadership as Ms. Kizzy Dailey stepped into the role of principal on July 1, 2025.
Dailey is no stranger to the Sanders Park community. Having served as assistant principal for the past several years, she has built strong relationships with students, families, and staff — and she’s ready to lead the school into its next era. With 21 years of experience in Broward County Public Schools, including eight years in assistant principal roles, Dailey has earned a reputation for academic leadership, community engagement, and a steady, approachable style.
Her appointment was formally recommended by Superintendent Dr. Howard Hepburn during the June 17, 2025, Regular School Board Meeting. “Ms. Dailey’s dedication to the Sanders Park community and her commitment to academic excellence make her the ideal choice to lead the school forward,” the superintendent said.
Dailey succeeds Ms. Karen-Daunn Nesbeth-Bennett, who is being recommended for a new leadership opportunity within the district. During her tenure, Nesbeth-Bennett championed initiatives quality education and community involvement through such as Black History Month celebrations, “Dads Take Your Kids to School Day,” and “Walk Your Kids to School Day,” while fostering a warm, welcoming atmosphere for families.
As Sanders Park turns the page, the community looks forward to building on that legacy under Dailey’s leadership — with a continued focus on student success, parent involvement, and school pride.
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