Hi! I’m Alexandra, a community advocate, social entrepreneur, education leader, and mom in District 69.

My path has been shaped by an excellent education, and I’m running for school board to help ensure my child and all children in District 69 continue to have access to meaningful learning opportunities to grow and reach their full potential.

Make Every Family’s Voice Count

Ensure families have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect their children through clear, consistent communication between families and the district.

My vision for District 69 centers on three key priorities:

Accessible Leadership

Strengthen the board’s accessibility and transparency to the community.

Thoughtful, Evidence-Based Technology Use

Commit to using the latest scientific, evidence-based research to guide how technology is used in our schools.

I’m proud to organize with the School Beyond Screens chapter at District 69 where parents have been advocating for an intentional and science-backed approach to classroom technology.

My Short Education Biography

  • Double Bachelor's in Women's and Gender Studies and African Black Diaspora Studies from DePaul University.

  • Master's in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

  • Certificate in Restorative Justice at the Intersections of Indignity, Spirituality, and Race from Harvard Divinity School.

  • Certified Nonprofit Accounting Professional (CNAP) from BDO, an international professional services network providing accounting, tax, consulting, and business advisory services.

My Short Professional Biography

  • Executive Director of national education nonprofit.

  • Former small business owner of an educational consulting firm specializing in curriculum development and design for organizations.

  • Designed and taught a foundational Teaching and Learning course as a graduate-level adjunct instructor.

  • Former Director of Leadership at Teach for America 

  • Formerly served as Director of Education at a supplementary school serving more than 100 students, with a strong focus on family engagement.

  • Formerly a community organizer focused on cultural engagement and multigenerational education, with experience supporting organizing campaigns in Illinois, including the Fight for $15 to raise the minimum wage.

  • Former high school science teacher and middle school English teacher.