Sophie Bright
About
Sophie Bright co-leads the partnership focused on supporting continuous improvement and accountability under the School Discipline Improvement Program in Delaware. Ms. Bright has experience developing and implementing evidence-based strategies, including field-facing dissemination plans, internal learning agendas, and coaching and training practices. She has 10 years of experience as a K–12 educator, postsecondary practitioner, and consultant. Ms. Bright began her career as a middle school English teacher in Detroit through the Teach For America program before transitioning to the postsecondary sector to serve as a crisis support coordinator. Ms. Bright can be contacted at RELMidAtlantic@mathematica.org.
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Working Together for Better Schools in Delaware
Education leaders across the nation are rethinking what high school students should learn and the conditions in which they learn it. There’s growing momentum to better connect high school learning to local workforce opportunities while creating school environments that make students feel supported and motivated. The goal is to expand students’ choices after high school, build clear and credible pathways, and create learning conditions that help them move confidently toward what comes next.
Date published:
Sep 24, 2026
About REL Mid-Atlantic
Regional Educational Lab (REL) Mid-Atlantic partners with key stakeholders in Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania to develop evidence that can inform consequential decisions about policy, programs, and practice.