Sarah Slavin is a highly experienced professional with over 17 years dedicated to urban education reform and school improvement, showcasing a significant impact on educator practices, policies, and student outcomes.

She pursued her education at prestigious institutions, earning a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism, Communication Studies, and Journalism from Northwestern University and furthering her studies at Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

Throughout her career, Sarah has held key roles in various organizations, including serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Raft Resource Area For Teaching, Executive Director - West Region at New Leaders Org, Director at New Teacher Center, Consultant at Education Pioneers, and Education Program Officer at Lloyd A Fry Foundation.

Her involvement also extends to serving as a Race To The Top District Peer Review Panelist at the U.S. Department of Education, being on the Board of Directors at Chicago Foundation For Education, and acting as the Executive Director at Teach Plus.

Sarah's experience includes roles in academic initiatives, data analysis, school improvement coordination, project management, production team leadership, and website production within the education sector, particularly at Chicago Public Schools.

Her diverse professional background also includes a stint as a Publicist at Ruder Finn Planned Television Arts, showcasing a well-rounded skill set and an extensive career in the field.