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  • I started my education career in the classroom in 2010, and have moved through the ranks over the years taking experience from my first career in multimedia production through my practice leading to focusing upon instructional technology to solve some of our most challenging issues. For five years with Alma SIS, I consulted with hundreds of education leaders around the country considering how to get more out of their data foundation, the student information system. Since, I have been consulting with school leaders and learning organizations on topics of data interoperability, DEI, and advocacy for best practices in teaching and learning. My passion is to bolster the teaching profession by reducing inefficiencies and bureaucratic drag so teachers thrive and kids can have the most opportunity for growth. Policy and technology are means to the end, but we must serve teaching and learning above all else.

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