As a substitute teacher coordinator, she ensures that there is a qualified substitute for every teacher, paraeducator or custodian working in her school. In addition to her work at Meadowcreek High, Jeanette engages and supports at-risk youth across Georgia. She is a member of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter and also connects at-risk high school freshmen with mentors who help them identify scholarship opportunities. Griffin-Kimber has also developed a community outreach program through the Gwinnett County Association of Educators, which provides county residents direct access to educators in their district. Jeanette is currently a Doctoral candidate for an Education Administration and Leadership degree.