Anna Nolin

Background

About Anna Nolin

A life-long educator, Dr. Nolin has worked in the education field since her undergraduate studies where — over the past 27 years — she has served as a middle level educator, drama director, grant writer, and technology-focused curriculum developer and consultant, and education leader in Metrowest region of Massachusetts. Throughout her long career, Dr. Nolin has held various district leadership roles, finally ascending to superintendent in 2018. In addition to educating and empowering young minds through her educational practice, Dr. Nolin also works to support teachers and administrators in strengthening their professional practices by serving as: Instructor at Boston College, in the PSAP/LLPS Doctoral in Educational Leadership program, teaching about high-functioning educator teams in innovative environments. Adjunct Professor at Framingham State University, facilitating the Designing Blended Learning Classes/Use of Moodle course and Teaching and Learning Innovation in Schools course (a course for new teachers). Lead Instructor for the Friday Institute, Leadership in Blended Learning graduate course for district Google and Apple product training. Instructor for the Educational Leadership Institute (ELI) at Endicott College, serving as a principal trainer in 21st Century Instructional Leadership. Lastly, Dr. Nolin is not only an educational leader, but she is also a sought-after speaker, having presented at the various educator sector convenings and events. During the pandemic, she served on a panel and podcast called, “What the heck just happened? Reflections on pandemic leadership and contending with racism.” In fall 2021, Dr. Nolin presented goal-setting and COVID recovery workshops for aspiring superintendents, and a Teams and COVID Recovery workshop for Middlesex Partnerships for Youth. Additional speaking appearances include keynotes and workshop or seminar facilitation.