Sharee Onyezia

Sharee Onyezia, M.A., is a seasoned educational leader currently serving as the Senior Director for AP Program Access at The College Board, where responsibilities include the development and execution of the national adoption strategy for AP African American Studies. In addition, Sharee acts as an Educator Mentor and Consultant for the Golden Apple Foundation, mentoring new K-12 teachers in Illinois and providing them with constructive feedback and professional development guidance. Previous experience includes the role of Assistant Principal at Chicago Public Schools, focusing on instructional leadership, and serving in various capacities such as Assistant Principal and Principal in the Archdiocese of Chicago, overseeing curriculum and instruction. Sharee is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership at DePaul University, adding to a strong educational background that includes a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from Dominican University and a Bachelor of Arts in History - Secondary Education from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.