Elizabeth Fragosa

Manager, Teacher Leadership Development

2016

Nashville-Chattanooga

As a Manager of Teacher Leadership Development, Elizabeth coaches, develops the instructional leadership, and provides support to our teachers in Nashville. This includes coaching corps members toward expanding perspectives, facilitating small group sessions, and designing learning experiences to advance the academic and person growth of their students. Elizabeth partners with schools, communities, students, and families as well as the broader regional team to build a culture that celebrates unique contributions and unites people around shared values and common purpose.
Prior to joining staff, Elizabeth was teacher and team lead at Antioch High School, where she was also a 2020 MNPS teacher of the year. She joined Teach For America as a corps member in 2016 after graduating from California State University in 2013 with a Bachelors or Art in History. Elizabeth holds a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Lipscomb University where she graduated in 2017.

elizabeth.fragosa@teachforamerica.org

Key Responsibilities

Supports and fosters leadership development for first- and second-year teacher through meetings, professional development, community building, and coaching.

Provides instructional development with a focus on instructional techniques and equitable learning enviroments through observation, coaching, and small-group sessions.

Supports teachers at:
Antioch High School
Intrepid Independence Academy
Intrepid Opportunity Academy
KIPP Nashville Collegiate High
LEAD Academy
LEAD Brick Church
LEAD Cameron Middle School
LEAD Southeast High School and Middle School
McMurray Middle School
Pearl-Cohn Entertainment Magnet High School