Meet Brittany.
Her Beliefs.
- She believes the purpose of public schools is to nurture the potential of each learner.
- She believes in creating a culture of learning in which each learner feels welcome.
- She believes in the FCS Standards Mastery Framework as a way to highlight strengths and growth opportunities and measure what matters: the knowledge, skills, and habits needed to thrive in life.
- She believes professional learning should be tailored to the needs and interest of educators.
- She believes that exploring all aspects of history is the best way to prepare the next generation for the future.
- She believes books ought not be banned, even the ones that people disagree with or don’t enjoy.
- She believes public health and safety are a top priority in public schools. She trusts the scientific process and believes masks and other COVID-19 safety precautions should be used when community spread is high.
- She believes educators are superheroes in disguise. FCS must create conditions that encourage recruitment and retention of our state’s best educators during a national teacher shortage, including step pay increases.
Her Experience.
In the classroom
Brittany was a high school French teacher in Cherokee County. During her tenure, she taught levels 1 through 4, authored an AP French textbook, traveled abroad with students, and earned her M.Ed. in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University.
Beyond the classroom
She has invested the last decade affecting transformational change in education organizations - classrooms, schools, districts, and states - through learner-centered, competency-based education, change management, technology integration and adoption, & organizational design. She has presented at both local and national conferences, including GaETC, ISTE, and ACTFL.
In Fulton County Schools
From 2016-2018, Brittany worked closely with 93 of Fulton County's schools through design workshops, learning walks, and 1-1 coaching to redesign teaching and learning. She also presented at Fulton County School's 2016 Summer Summit,
She is currently a PTO member at Crabapple Crossing Elementary where she volunteers in the Media Center.
Brittany was a high school French teacher in Cherokee County. During her tenure, she taught levels 1 through 4, authored an AP French textbook, traveled abroad with students, and earned her M.Ed. in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University.
Beyond the classroom
She has invested the last decade affecting transformational change in education organizations - classrooms, schools, districts, and states - through learner-centered, competency-based education, change management, technology integration and adoption, & organizational design. She has presented at both local and national conferences, including GaETC, ISTE, and ACTFL.
In Fulton County Schools
From 2016-2018, Brittany worked closely with 93 of Fulton County's schools through design workshops, learning walks, and 1-1 coaching to redesign teaching and learning. She also presented at Fulton County School's 2016 Summer Summit,
She is currently a PTO member at Crabapple Crossing Elementary where she volunteers in the Media Center.
About Brittany.
Brittany grew up in neighboring Cherokee County, and she became a Fulton County resident when she attended Georgia Tech for undergrad. After receiving her Bachelor's degree, she moved to Johns Creek, where she lived for 10 years. Brittany currently lives in Milton with her wife, 7-year old daughter, and dog, Theo.
In her spare time, she can often be spotted working out, traveling, or crafting with her daughter.
In her spare time, she can often be spotted working out, traveling, or crafting with her daughter.
