Seth Litt

Vice President, Public Affairs at Bryson Gillette

Seth Litt is the Chief Executive Officer of Parent Revolution, an organization dedicated to empowering families to advocate for educational reform and equity. He assumed this role in August 2015, following a nine-month search for a new leader after the departure of the previous CEO.1

Before his tenure at Parent Revolution, Litt accumulated significant experience in education, having worked for 12 years in the South Bronx as both a teacher and a principal. He also founded a charter school aimed at serving at-risk students.2 His commitment to education reform is further evidenced by his involvement in various initiatives focused on improving educational opportunities for underserved communities.3

In addition to his leadership at Parent Revolution, Litt has held roles in other educational organizations, including Webster Avenue Strategic Partners and ROADS Charter High Schools.4 His work emphasizes the importance of family engagement and advocacy in driving change within the educational system.

Highlights

Mar 30 · LA School Report

Court documents reveal how LA teachers union gained upper hand in pandemic negotiations, limiting instruction time - LA School Report

Dec 18 · Los Angeles Times

L.A. teachers to increase live online classes with students - Los Angeles Times

Aug 27 · laschoolreport.com

Parent Revolution announces Seth Litt as new CEO - LA School Report

Experience

Vice President of Public Affairs at Bryson Gillette (July 2022 - Present)

President at Webster Avenue Strategic Partners (May 2021 - July 2022); Founder at One Family LA (March 2020 - May 2021); Chief Executive Officer at Parent Revolution (August 2015 - May 2021); Founding Principal at ROADS Charter High Schools (May 2012 - August 2015); Principal at NYC Department of Education (September 2008 - August 2012)

Education

Bachelor of Arts in American Studies from Tufts University (1998 - 2002); John F. Kennedy School of Government Executive Education Certificate in Non-Profit Leadership from Harvard University (2018 - 2019); Master of Science in Teaching and Curriculum from Fordham University (2003 - 2005); Educational Leadership and Administration, General from Baruch College, CUNY (2007); National Principal's Fellowship from Relay Graduate School of Education (2013 - 2014)