Richard Lee

Chief Academic Officer at Our World Neighborhood Charter Schools

Richard Lee has a diverse range of work experience spanning over three decades. Richard has held various leadership roles in the education sector, including as Chief Academic Officer, School Principal, and Executive Director at different charter schools. Richard has also worked as a Division Coordinator and Humanities Teacher at Bank Street College of Education. Earlier in their career, they held positions as a Head Teacher at Midtown West School and Bank Street College. Richard's experience also extends outside of education, with roles as a Corporate Manager and Manager of Operations in the corporate sector. Richard founded their own consulting firm, Lee Consulting, where they provided leadership coaching, assistance with charter renewal and compliance, and conducted diversity and professional development trainings.

Richard Lee has a BA in Political Science from New York University, which they obtained in 1985. Richard then pursued a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Education in General Education from Bank Street College of Education, which they completed from 1994 to 1996. In 2011, Richard obtained a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Educational Leadership from Bank Street College of Education. Richard also received certification as a School Building Leader from the New York State Education Department in an unspecified year. Most recently, in 2019, Richard completed the Senior Leader Program for Nonprofit Management at Columbia Business School.

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New York, United States

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Our World Neighborhood Charter Schools

OWN Charter Schools are amazing places for young people to learn. Since our doors first opened, we have worked tirelessly to meet our goal of providing our diverse student body with an excellent education based on active inquiry, experiential learning, and social justice. We prepare our students to become independent thinkers and lifelong learners. I am so proud of the success and progress we have made so far, and no one is more aware than I how integral the support and encouragement of the OWN community has been in helping us grow and improve each and every year.


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