Tamara Acevedo

Chief Academic Officer | Colorado Springs School District 11 (CO)

Tamara Acevedo is proud to be the Chief Academic Officer for the Colorado Springs District 11 School District. She has over 26 years of experience in public education serving as an educator, Mathematics Content Specialist, Mathematics Curriculum Coordinator, assistant principal, principal, instructional Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent. She has supported staff and students to reach rigorous learning goals, provide challenging learning experiences to all students so that all students achieve at high levels and have career and college success.

Tamara holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communication Disorders and Speech Science from the University of Colorado and a Master of Arts Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Denver University. She has participated in instructional and organizational leadership programs including the Council of Great City Schools, Aspen Institute, EdLead and Leverage Leadership Institute fellowships and The University of Virginia Turnaround Partnership for Leaders in Education.

All Sessions by Tamara Acevedo

  • Day 1 | June 11, 2024

    Tuesday

  • 3:10  - 4:00
    School systems are at a critical moment. While tax revenues have been strong and their budgets are relatively flush with state and local aid, they also know that the end of federal stimulus aid will come at the end of this year. We’ll talk with top district administrators who take us inside their process for deciding what stimulus-funded programs and projects they will cut or keep, how stimulus projects have influenced their long-term planning on personnel and academic resources, and how they view the flexibility and extensions offered by federal officials for making the money last longer.
    Panel Discussion




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