Susan Charlip

Susan Charlip has a diverse range of work experience in the education field. Susan started their career in 1982 as a Teacher at Albany High School and later served as Principal at Albany High School/Middle School Summer School. Susan also worked as an Assistant Principal and Teacher on Special Assignment at Albany Unified School District.

In 2000, Susan became a Visiting Committee Member/Focus Group Chair at the Western Associate of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Susan then moved on to Educational Consulting in 2013, where they provided educational consulting and coaching services to teachers, administrators, support staff, and students.

Susan also worked at Sacramento County Office of Education as a Chief Scoring Leader, ELPAC Item Reviewer, and CAA Item Writer. Susan served as a Data and Compliance Consultant at the Francophone Charter School of Oakland from 2020 to 2021. Prior to that, they held the position of Academic Program Administrator at the same school in 2018.

Throughout their career, Susan has gained extensive experience in curriculum development, teacher training, academic and behavioral data collection, compliance, and professional development in the education field.

Susan Charlip has a diverse education history. Susan obtained a Bachelor's degree in American/United States Studies/Civilization from Rutgers University, graduating in 1980. Susan then pursued a Teaching Credential in English/Language Arts Teacher Education from the University of California, Berkeley, completing it in 1982.

In 1990, Susan went on to earn a Master of Arts (MA) in Comparative Literature from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Additionally, in 2006-2007, they obtained an Administrative Services Credential in Educational Leadership and Administration, General from California State University - East Bay.

During their academic journey, Susan also had a study period at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1978-1979, focusing on Middle/Near Eastern and Semitic Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics. However, no specific degree is mentioned for this period.