Kimberly Dove currently serves as President of the school board.

Ms. Dove has held various leadership roles as a school volunteer and as the president, vice president and parliamentarian of the Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) at Westlake High School. She also has served as co-chair for Westlake's School Governance Council and is a past recipient of the high school's Volunteer of the Year Award. Additionally, she has been a member of the Superintendent's Parent Advisory Council and has held roles as PTA member and volunteer at Renaissance Elementary School, Camp Creek Middle School and Sandtown Middle School.

Ms. Dove also has strong professional leadership experience, including 15 years as an information technology (IT) expert with knowledge in leading, coaching and developing teams within the IT industry. She specializes in mergers and acquisitions with systems integrations and network infrastructure. She also has a concentration in analyzing corporate applications across multiple business units.

In addition to Ms. Dove's professional experience and service to her community, she and her children are graduates of the public-school system. She is a proud parent of three children, one of whom is a graduate of Fulton County Schools.

Ms. Dove's overflow of service also spills into the community with her previous commitments as board member of Protecting Our Schools and Community (POSC) and as a member of the education committee for The People's Campaign. She is a long-time resident of South Fulton and currently resides in the newly-formed City of South Fulton.

Initially appointed by the Fulton County School Board to fill the remainder of the District 6 term vacated in May 2017, Ms. Dove was subsequently elected to the position in 2018. After serving her four-year term, she was re-elected in December 2022 and currently serves as the board president. Ms. Dove's term will expire in December 2026.