New Directors WELCOME
MATTHEW COLEMAN Director of Professional Learning
JENNIFER SHORE Director of Math PK-12
Matthew joins us with over 20 years of experience as a leader, educator, and systems thinker. Most recently, he served as Director of Data, Research, and Accountability for Arlington Public Schools, where he led initiatives in MTSS, instructional coaching, professional development and strategic planning. Matt began his career in mathematics education. Matt holds a bachelor and Master’s degree from Boston University as well as a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Boston College.
Jennifer brings more than a decade of experience in designing and leading inclusive mathematics programs. Formerly our K–8 Mathematics Coordinator and Director of Special Initiatives and Programs, she has led curriculum reviews, the expansion of The Calculus Project, and the development of summer and vacation learning programs. Her leadership blends classroom expertise, early childhood education, and higher education insight.
DAVID KLOKER Director of ELA PK-12
LIZ BUTLER-EVERITT Director of Science PK-12
David is an experienced educator with over a decade of experience training teachers, implementing rigorous curriculum, and helping schools facilitate student achievement. David earned a M.A. in Educational Leadership from UC Berkeley and is currently completing a doctorate in Organization & Leadership from the University of San Francisco. David was a National Board Certified Teacher in Early Childhood and led multiple schools-including school networks-as an administrator and teacher coach. He taught credentialing classes as a Senior Lecturer for Loyola Marymount University, and was a Teacher Consultant for the Bay Area Writing Project. Among his greatest honors was serving as principal in his own son’s school. He brings the same passion for education to all of the students he serves.
Elizabeth is a veteran educator and dynamic science leader. In her previous role as K–8 Science and Technology/Engineering Coordinator for Newton, she spearheaded curriculum updates, secured state funding for professional learning, and supported educators in aligning with state standards. She holds multiple advanced degrees and brings both a data-informed perspective and a global outlook to her work in science education.
TRACY SOCKOLOWSKY Director of Humanities/Wellbeing (PEHW & World Language Tracy brings over 20 years of leadership and classroom experience, most recently serving as Assistant Principal at Dover-Sherborn Middle School. A passionate advocate for student well-being and culturally responsive teaching, she has led districtwide initiatives in curriculum design, civic education, and instructional innovation. Tracy’s academic background includes degrees from Harvard, University of Michigan and Endicott where she studied educational leadership, history and the history of art.
EVA HUGHES Director of Humanities /Wellbeing PK-12 (Social Studies/Arts Eva joins us with deep roots in both classroom instruction and curriculum leadership. Most recently Social Studies Department Chair at Masconomet Regional, she has led grant-funded initiatives, curriculum alignment work, and statewide civic engagement programs. With dual Master’s degrees from Harvard University and Endicott College and years of experience in Wayland Public Schools and DESE fellowships, Eva brings a powerful combination of policy expertise and instructional practice to our team.
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