Ellen Moiani

Ellen Moiani has a diverse range of work experience in the field of education and government and community affairs. Ellen has worked at Noble Schools since 2015, where they held various roles including Director of Government and Community Affairs. Prior to that, they worked at the Governor's Office of Early Childhood Development Illinois as a Leadership for Educational Equity (LEE) Policy and Advocacy Summer Fellow. Ellen also has experience as a kindergarten teacher at Herzl School of Excellence and Prince George's County Public Schools. Ellen was also a Corps Member and Corps Member Advisor at Teach For America. Additionally, they have worked as an Educational Consultant at Ingenuity Prep and as a Grow Academy Saturday School Teacher at KIPP Foundation. Overall, Ellen has demonstrated a strong commitment to education and community advocacy throughout their career.

Ellen Moiani has a diverse education history. In 2021, they participated in the Elevate: Executive Organizational Leader Fellowship at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business through Teach for America. In 2018, they obtained a Certificate in Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management from the University of Illinois Chicago. Earlier, in 2010, they completed a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Early Childhood Education and Teaching from George Mason University. Their undergraduate education includes a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh, which they attained in 2008. Additionally, they hold various certifications, such as the Duolingo Spanish Fluency: Beginner (Estimated) from Duolingo and educator licenses for Illinois and Maryland, including a postgraduate professional license for Early Childhood Education in Virginia.