Norma Andrade is an accomplished individual with a strong background in education and linguistics. She studied at Dartmouth College where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History, and later earned a Master of Arts in Linguistics from Columbia University in the City of New York. Norma started her career as a researcher at Gregorio Luperon HS before moving to Seattle Public Schools, where she is currently a Program Director and on her way to becoming an elementary school teacher. Norma's expertise lies in teaching and instructional design, and she is a committed advocate for education reform. With her impressive academic credentials and hands-on experience in the field, Norma is equipped to make a significant impact in the education space.