Kat Powers
Kat is currently the Director of Strategy for RePublic schools and sitting on the Board of Directors for Home Of Potential & Excellence (H.O.P.E.).
With a B.S. in Elementary Education, an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership and Administration, and a certificate in Educational Coaching, Kat brings a wealth of expertise to her roles.
Kat’s experience includes coaching school leaders, founding programs, and leading the opening of schools in Texas and Tennessee during her time with Rocketship Public Schools. Additionally, she has played a vital role in programming and development for Teach For America, supporting educators in the Greater Nashville region.
“I’ve seen the impact EdCo has had on educators, and I would have given anything to have something like this when I was a teacher. A community of practice, joined together by elevating the voices of educators across the city, impacting tens of thousands of students. I’m proud of being a monthly donor and an EdCo board member, as this work impacts not only the teachers we support, but our entire community.” – Kat Powers
Kat is currently the Director of Strategy for RePublic schools and sitting on the Board of Directors for Home Of Potential & Excellence (H.O.P.E.).
With a B.S. in Elementary Education, an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership and Administration, and a certificate in Educational Coaching, Kat brings a wealth of expertise to her roles.
Kat’s experience includes coaching school leaders, founding programs, and leading the opening of schools in Texas and Tennessee during her time with Rocketship Public Schools. Additionally, she has played a vital role in programming and development for Teach For America, supporting educators in the Greater Nashville region.
“I’ve seen the impact EdCo has had on educators, and I would have given anything to have something like this when I was a teacher. A community of practice, joined together by elevating the voices of educators across the city, impacting tens of thousands of students. I’m proud of being a monthly donor and an EdCo board member, as this work impacts not only the teachers we support, but our entire community.” – Kat Powers