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Jennifer Cheatham Appointed Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction
The Board of Education approved the appointment of Jennifer Cheatham as the new Executive Director of Curriculum and
Instruction. Since completing a six-month internship with Superintendent Cohn, she has been the Program Manager, High School Reform,
leading the development of the instructional program at Lincoln High School.
Jennifer is currently completing her doctorate with the Urban Superintendents Program at Harvard University. Her six-month
internship with SDUSD was a critical component of the program. Her expertise lies in developing instructional
alignment and coherence at every level of a school system. She is particularly knowledgeable about teacher leadership,
professional development, literacy and secondary level school reform.
Before her arrival in San Diego, Jennifer worked as a coach and professional developer at the Bay Area School Reform
Collaborative (BASRC), a non-profit organization based in San Francisco that aims to increase educational equity in
California school districts. At BASRC, she coached school and district leaders as they worked to create aligned school
systems focused on improving teaching and learning. She also designed and delivered professional development for teachers,
principals, and district leaders on promising strategies for improving student achievement and accelerating the learning
of under-performing students. Previously, she worked as an 8th grade English teacher and reform coordinator. In her
role as reform coordinator, Jennifer led a multi-year initiative aimed at improving literacy for middle and high school
students.
Jennifer earned an M.A. in Education Administration, Planning and Social Policy, from Harvard University; M.A. in Education,
from University of Michigan; and B.A. in English, from DePaul University, Chicago.
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