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High Poverty and High Performing
This presentation will showcase the transformation of an underperforming elementary school in the South Bronx. Now more than ever it is crucial to implement systems and structures to sustain long-term academic and personal success. During this session, I will share effective practices used to school-wide obtain academic and personal success.
This talk was presented at:
2022 National ESEA Conference
February 2022
in
New Orleans, LA
For more information:
alexa.sorden@gmail.com
Speakers
Alexa Sorden
Since 2000, Alexa Sorden has served as an educator in the NYC Department of Education. She has served as a teacher, Lit Coach, Director of Achievement, and principal for the past nine years. In 2013, Alexa founded CVES, located in the South Bronx. Alexa has a strong commitment to bringing rigorous education to all children regardless of their zip code. In 2017 Alexa received the Ryan Award for Transformational Leadership. In 2018, CVES received the National Blue Ribbon Award for exemplary performance. In 2020, Alexa received the National Award for Equity and Excellence NCUST. Alexa is a graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University. This past spring, she earned ABD status at St. John’s University’s doctoral program in Educational Leadership and is on track for completion in fall 2021.
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