Tosha Woods

Tosha Woods has a diverse work experience that includes roles in education and technology. Tosha currently works at DreamBox Learning as a Client Experience Manager, where they are responsible for improving product adoption and utilization among K-12 educators. Prior to this role, they worked at DreamBox Learning as a Senior Professional Development Specialist, delivering over 400 learning sessions to educator groups and improving internal communication of company-wide initiatives.

Before joining DreamBox Learning, Tosha served as a School Board Director in Ellensburg, where they hired the district's first Superintendent from outside and successfully crafted a school construction and maintenance bond proposal. Tosha also ran bi-weekly public meetings and established agendas.

Tosha also has experience in the non-profit sector as an Executive Director at Discovery Lab of Ellensburg. Tosha conceptualized and developed a project-based learning private school and formed a partnership with the Thorp School District to offer learning opportunities. Tosha tailored a learning pedagogy for individual student needs.

Earlier in their career, Tosha worked as a High School Teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District, focusing on English, Humanities, and Technology education. Tosha created personalized learning paths for court-mandated students and achieved consistent improvement in English literacy scores.

Tosha's first job was as an Internet Researcher at iNetNow, where they conducted online research.

Overall, Tosha Woods has a diverse background in education, professional development, and project management, demonstrating their commitment to improving learning outcomes and fostering innovation in the education sector.

Tosha Woods attended Central Washington University from 1995 to 1999, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts Management. Tosha returned to Central Washington University from 2008 to 2011 to study Pre-Medicine or Pre-Medical Studies. Additionally, they pursued a Masters in Education at National University, although the specific dates are unknown.