Casey Lamb is a highly experienced nonprofit leader with a career spanning almost 15 years in education. With a mission-driven and values-based approach, Casey is passionate about ensuring all children have access to high-quality educational opportunities. Her work encompasses empowering children with the skills, knowledge, and internal drive to carve their own path to success while simultaneously advocating for systems change that dismantles historic oppression towards racial equity in education. Casey began her career as a special education teacher and leader in public schools, serving low-income communities. She holds a Master of Education in Special Education from Grand Canyon University and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy Analysis and Psychology from Pomona College. Casey has been selected to participate in multiple competitive fellowship programs supporting individuals working towards progressive change within education and the greater community. She has held various leadership positions at Schools That Can, including Chief Operating Officer, National Director of Growth, and Founding Executive Director for NYC. Additionally, Casey has served as NYS Internship Pathways Project Director at Big Picture Learning, Borough Director - Manhattan at New York City Special Education Collaborative, and Learning Specialist Coordinator at Girls Prep Charter School. She has also worked as a Director of Student Support Services at Ivy Prep Academy, Corps Member Advisor at Teach For America Institute, Special Education Teacher at Fulton County Schools, Corps Member, Transition Team Leader, Learning Team Leader at Teach For America, and Project Associate at Public Works, Inc. Casey's impressive educational credentials, passion for advocacy, and years of experience leading nonprofits underscore her deep commitment to the education sector.