North Carolina educator Jenni Scoggin brings over 20 years of experience as an educator to her new role as head of lower school at the Haverford School, reports Lisa Dukart for Philadelphia Business Journal.
Scoggin joined Haverford last month and is excited to be a part of the school’s literacy education program. “… they’re a leader in structured literacy and following the research that’s out there about how the brain learns to read,” she said. “There’s also this real emphasis on the social emotional piece as well, which really spoke to me too.”
Haverford’s head of pre-k through 5th grade lower school will be her first position in a single-sex education environment. Scoggin says that her experience as the mother of a son, and foster parent to young boys has prepared her. “There’s just an energy. It’s different and exciting.”
Scoggin replaced Pam Greenblatt who is now Haverford School’s assistant head of school for academics.
Read more about Haverford School’s new head of the lower school at the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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