Focus on becoming a culturally proficient educator and addressing bias and microaggressions in the classroom and the school in this in-person two-part workshop series facilitated by Dr. Kalise Wornum — educational leader, author, and speaker specializing in cultural proficiency and community conversations to support difficult conversations regarding race, culture, and equity.
Carrie Wilson joined NEASC in July following 25 years with All Saints Catholic Academy in Morristown, VT, where she began as an elementary teacher and later became Head of School. During her tenure Carrie oversaw All Saints Catholic Academy’s first accreditation with NEASC and its renewal, a major capital expansion, and significant growth in enrollment.
We recently sat down with Edie to learn more about her career in education and her new role at NEASC leading the Commission on Independent Schools. Prior to joining NEASC this summer, Edie served as the Assistant Head of School for Faculty and Academics at The Taft School in Watertown, CT.
