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Sandra Espada-Santos

email saespada@gmail.com

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Sandra Espada-Santos co-leads the Puerto Rico Partnership to Engage Families in Data Use and the U.S. Virgin Islands Partnership to Strengthen the Early Childhood Workforce. She has been affiliated with the REL program since 2007.

Espada-Santos coordinates and supports the activities and services to both territories, including needs sensing, interacting and conducting meetings with state-level officials, policymakers, and members of education-related organizations, matching identifiable needs to actionable plans, supporting the implementation of established plans, evaluation of results, and development of plans to scaling and sustaining the efforts. She also supports REL researchers and other experts in conducting high quality research and technical assistance.

Espada-Santos has expertise in the areas of public policies in higher education; accreditation of postsecondary education institutions, management, and administration of state government entities; and governance of non-profit organizations. She is the principal of Sandra Espada-Santos (SES), Inc., a small business incorporated in Puerto Rico.

Email: saespada@gmail.com

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Data Coaching in Puerto Rico: Reflecting on and Celebrating the Work

Four years ago, REL Northeast & Islands and the Puerto Rico Department of Education (PRDE) established the Puerto Rico Research Partnership to Promote the Use of Education Data . The goal was to help data coaches, district leaders, and PRDE administrators build a culture of data use, use available data to make instructional decisions, and improve the quality of existing data. Since that time, Puerto Rico was hit with destructive hurricanes in 2017, earthquakes in 2018/19, and the COVID-19 pan...
Date published:
Nov 02, 2021
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