Episode 28 | Nancy Lee Bromberger, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, Talking Points

In this episode of Future Pathways: Superintendents Unplugged, you'll hear from Nancy Lee Bromberger, the Vice President of Partnerships for Talking Points, the sponsor of Season 1 of Future Pathways. Nancy brings over fifteen years of experience in education to her role as Head of Partnerships. As a classroom teacher in Anacostia, Washington DC and head of a literacy program for low-income students in San Francisco, she witnessed the power of partnering with parents in their children’s education to support student success. At TalkingPoints, Nancy oversees all school and district partnerships nation-wide to support improving outcomes for students, especially in under-resourced communities. Nancy earned a master’s degree in Education with a concentration in Policy, Organization, and Leadership Studies (POLS) from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree in East Asian Studies from Boston University.

Listen to Nancy provide our audience of school leaders with a comprehensive overview of the important services from TalkingPoints, a non-profit organization solely focused on family engagement for families of under-resourced, multilingual communities. How do real communications between schools and families align with what research says are best-practice conversations? As a universal family engagement solution that facilitates conversations between millions of families and educators each year, TalkingPoints is uniquely positioned to explore this question and now you can learn more from Nancy on this great episode.

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Future Pathways is made possible through the generous support of Talking Points, a non-profit organization solely focused on family engagement for families of under-resourced, multilingual communities. By making communication understandable, accessible, and equitable, TalkingPoints is the only platform that has always offered two-way enhanced translation, powered by both human translators and machine-learning algorithms. To learn more about Talking Points, please visit their website, www.talkingpoints.org.