“The Nellie Mae Education Foundation really seeks to make visible the invisible. We are all in service of a high quality education for every child, hard stop. There are aspects of who is least well served that often we’re not talking about, that are often invisible to folks for whom the system has served really…
Reflections and the Path Forward Since Nellie Mae’s founding, we’ve been committed to ensuring each and every student in New England has the resources and access they need to succeed as their authentic selves. While the world has changed in ways we couldn’t have imagined, the unwavering importance of this work has not. Public…
I hope this message finds you all well. As we prepare to power down for the year end break, I am reflecting on the tremendous work of this community.
The projects—which had high levels of participation and benefited from the support of a developmental evaluator—demonstrated that NICs are a viable approach to instructional improvement.
As a Taiwanese immigrant and parent of a bi-racial child, I believe it is important for every young person to have options in their learning. When I was growing up, I loved reading and pored over books.
After four years at the Nellie Mae Education Foundation, and a tenure that includes serving as Vice President of Strategy and Programs and Interim President and CEO, the time has come for me to put a period at the end of this chapter.