Angie McPhaul

2018 NACSA Leader

Manager of Accountability, Denver Public Schools

Angie is the Manager of Accountability for the Portfolio Management Team. Before DPS, she was in graduate school at The Harvard Kennedy School studying public policy. She concurrently consulted for The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading on state and local education policy. Angie taught Kindergarten at a public charter school with Teach for America in Prince George’s County, Maryland and worked supporting state-level child advocates at The Annie E. Casey Foundation in Baltimore. She holds as a B.A. from Stanford University.

Most Recent Posts

Here’s What Innovation Looks Like in Schools

The prevailing narrative about the pandemic and innovation is incomplete. Did the pandemic force America’s hand and finally propel innovation in schools? Did schools suddenly embrace new technology and begin...

How to Get Ahead: Invest in Performance Evaluations and Define Paths to Advancement

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‘Gap Busters’: Lessons from Charter Authorizers in Helping All Kids Achieve More

Accountability is fundamental to quality authorizing. Without it, we run the risk of not seeing the full educational picture in front of us and threaten our ability as educators and...