I started my career in 2010 as a second-grade teacher in New Orleans, then taught third grade in Boston and New York City, where my passion for math education really took shape. After completing Bank Street College's Math Leadership Program in 2019, I served as K-5 Math Coordinator at a Queens school for four years, working alongside teachers and building systems from the inside. In 2022, I moved into independent consulting, working with schools and districts across New York and New Jersey.
Math has always been my entry point. But what I'm really interested in is how adults learn and grow, and how schools can be designed to support that.
I believe all students are capable of deeply understanding mathematics. Not memorizing procedures, not collecting tricks, but genuinely making sense of it. That belief shapes everything I do: with students, with teachers, and with the leaders who set the conditions for both.
I live in downtown Manhattan with my husband and two children, both of whom attend New York City Public Schools.
