Aaron Lippman

Aaron Lippman is an experienced educational leader with a rich academic background in history, educational leadership, administration, and teaching.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he gained a strong foundation in historical knowledge and research.

Aaron continued his academic journey by pursuing a Master's degree in School Leadership with a specialization in Educational Leadership and Administration at Concordia University Chicago.

To further enhance his teaching skills, he obtained a Master's degree in Secondary Education and Teaching from DePaul University, equipping him with the necessary tools to excel in the field of education.

In addition to his academic achievements, Aaron also attended an Executive Education program on Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management at Harvard University, broadening his expertise in organizational leadership.

Throughout his career, Aaron Lippman has held key leadership positions in various educational institutions. He served as the Chief Executive Officer at Carmen Schools of Science and Technology, demonstrating his strategic vision and management capabilities.

Prior to his role as CEO, Aaron was the Head Of School at Milwaukee Jewish Day School, where he contributed to the advancement of education within the Jewish community.

His leadership journey includes founding the Carmen High School of Science & Technology - Southeast Campus, where he played a pivotal role in establishing a new educational institution focused on science and technology.

Before his involvement in Carmen Schools, Aaron served as the Principal at Carmen High School of Science and Technology - South Campus, showcasing his commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Aaron Lippman's dedication to educational innovation is evident through his experience as a Ryan Fellow at Accelerate Institute, where he was actively involved in accelerating student achievement through leadership development.

His passion for social studies and teaching led him to assume roles such as the Social Studies Department Chair at North Lawndale College Prep and John Marshall Metro High School, where he inspired students to engage with history and social sciences.