Mayor Wu Appoints Rachel Skerritt to Boston School Committee

Boston, MALocal News

Mayor Michelle Wu appointed Rachel Skerritt to the Boston School Committee, effective immediately, to serve until January 1, 2028. Skerritt, currently the Chief Strategy Officer at Attuned Education Partners, is a Boston Public Schools alumna, parent, and former educator. She has 20 years of educational leadership experience, including a successful tenure as Head of School at Boston Latin School, where she led efforts to restructure admissions for greater equity. Mayor Wu praised Skerritt's dedication to public service, emphasizing her commitment to making BPS a primary choice for families. Skerritt expressed her gratitude and readiness to support students and families across Boston, highlighting her personal connection to the school system.

Boston School Committee Chairperson Jeri Robinson and Superintendent Mary Skipper noted that Skerritt's experience and community ties will enhance collaboration within the district. The appointment aims to address equity and expand opportunities for all students in Boston. Skerritt's leadership will be pivotal in ensuring the success of Boston's young people.

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