Chris Tsang

Chris Tsang is a multi-talented individual with a diverse background in education and writing.

As a dedicated YA Author and National Writing Project (NWP) educator, Chris addresses crucial topics such as race, ethnic identity, and stereotypes through his work.

Currently serving as a principal at NeabscoPrincip1 and with experience in various educational roles at different institutions, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the education sector.

Chris holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Amherst College, a Master's in Education from Lesley University, and a postgraduate degree in Principal Licensure from Harvard University Graduate School of Education.

With a career spanning from being a teacher to an instructional coach and now a principal, Chris is actively involved in shaping young minds and fostering a conducive learning environment.

Working at Prince William County Public Schools and having previously held positions such as Assistant Principal at Milford Public Schools and Dean of Humanities at Dorchester Collegiate Academy, Chris has demonstrated a strong commitment to educational leadership and student development.

Chris's expertise extends beyond traditional teaching roles, having served as a Walk In Lab Coordinator at TechMission and a STEP Coordinator at Holyoke Community College, showcasing a versatile skill set.

Through his blog, Chris engages with pressing issues that teenagers encounter, making a significant impact not only in the classroom but also in the literary world.