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Shelley Berman, superintendent of Andover Public Schools in Andover, Mass., which has incrementally introduced social-emotional learning practices. Creating an effective environment for social-emotional learning requires planning, professional development and significant staff time. It demands clarity of vision and focused attention by district ...
Jan 14, 2021 · Shelley is a welcomed addition to lead our SEL Cohort.” A superintendent for nearly 30 years, Berman recently retired as the head of Andover Public Schools in Andover, Mass., after holding similar positions at the Eugene (Ore.) School District, Jefferson County (Ky.) Schools and Hudson (Mass.) Public Schools.
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Shelley was appointed AASA’s Lead Superintendent for Social-Emotional Learning after serving 28 years as a superintendent in four districts—Hudson, MA; Jefferson County (Louisville), KY; Eugene, OR; and Andover, MA. In each of the district in which he served as superintendent, he implemented…
Jan 14, 2021 · She got her chance a decade later, when she applied for a six-month interim Andover superintendent position, and is now leading the town’s schools. When former Superintendent Shelley Berman announced his resignation in the fall, “people began to contact me and asked me to step into this position,” said Bach, who is a former longtime ...
Apr 7, 2020 · In the Andover public schools, a nearly 6,000-student district a half hour outside Boston, Superintendent Shelley Berman has made fostering “safe, caring, and culturally responsive” classrooms ...
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Having a strong commitment to implementation of UDL, Dr. Berman has served on the CAST Board of Directors from 2006 to 2009 and 2013 to present. He became Chair of CAST’s Board in October 2015. Prior to his work with AASA, he served as superintendent of the Andover Public Schools in Massachusetts from July 1, 2015 to December 31, 2020.
