MEDFORD, MA — Carmen Williams, a doctoral candidate in the Educational Leadership Program at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, has joined the Medford Public Schools as a superintendent in residence. Williams will work with Superintendent Marice Edouard-Vincent's office from July 2021 to April 2022.
The fellowship is fully funded through Harvard, and the partnership provides the district with an additional opportunity to meet the needs of all students.
Williams has 17 years of education leadership that touches upon diverse aspects of the educational field. She received her bachelor of science in Elementary Education and her master of science in Educational Leadership from Indiana University. She began her educational career as an elementary school teacher, later serving as a middle school assistant principal and a middle school principal for seven years. https://patch.com/massachusetts/medford/carmen-williams-joins-medford-schools-supt-training
9:13 pm May 25
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