Audrey Kittila resides in Milton, Georgia, and currently holds the title of Miss Georgia 2025. She is a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Georgia, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders and is now pursuing her Master’s degree in the same field at UGA’s Mary Frances Early College of Education. Audrey aspires to become a pediatric speech-language pathologist and, eventually, earn a specialist degree in education.

 

She is the founder of Education for All, a community service initiative aimed at reducing school dropout rates by expanding access to early literacy and educational resources. Inspired by two young boys who had never been given the chance to learn, Audrey witnessed how radically a child’s future can shift when provided with encouragement and support. Now, she works to ensure no student is overlooked or underserved due to their zip code, family background, or access to tools for learning.

 

Through her initiative, Audrey has impacted thousands of students across Georgia by organizing school visits, promoting classroom reading, mentoring, and partnering with nonprofits that support K-12 students. She also leads engaging educational experiences that encourage students to see learning as a pathway to their full potential and takes part in conversations that promote stronger support for education in local communities.

 

Audrey is classically trained in both violin and piano, a runway model, and a current worship leader. She has performed on a released album, delivered motivational keynote speeches, and is known for her warm, engaging presence in both classrooms and community events. Her passions include crafting, fitness, and making education personal and possible for every student.

 

Audrey’s personal health philosophy aligns with the goals of #MissAmericaFit—focusing on physical strength, spiritual health, and emotional well-being. She maintains her wellness through running, weightlifting, and a deep commitment to a positive body image and strong mental health.

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Beyond her community service work, Audrey sees cyberbullying as one of the most pressing social issues of her generation. She advocates for increased education on recognizing and responding to online harassment, citing its profound impact on youth mental health.

 

“Witnessing the educational growth of the two boys that prompted this initiative inspires me,” Audrey shares. “It inspires me to help students see beyond themselves, beyond their circumstances, and toward a future full of potential.” With Education for All, she is on a mission to make sure every child feels seen, supported, and equipped with the resources they need to succeed.