Justin White received his Doctor of Education, in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy. He received his Master of Education, in Educational Leadership & Administration from Columbus State University and a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from Valdosta State University.

His career has included high school instruction in American Government, World Geography, World History, and Current Issues. He has coached a variety of varsity sports including football, basketball, baseball, boys and girls golf, and cross country. In addition to his teaching and coaching positions, he has served as an assistant principal, principal, and district athletic coordinator. His current position as district athletic coordinator also includes serving as the district’s Title IX coordinator and Heartsaver coordinator.

He also serves as an instructor for the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) and the American Heart Association. Currently, he serves on the Georgia High School Executive Committee and is a board of director member for the Georgia Athletic Directors Association (GADA). He has also taught undergraduate courses in psychology and leadership for Ashford University.

The title of his dissertation was A Comparative Analysis of Academic Achievements of Athletes and Non-Athletes in a Selected Georgia High School.