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Allie WeissProject Lead

Allie Weiss is a Project Lead at engage2learn. Allie partners with district and state leaders to design and implement instructional systems, curriculum strategies, and large-scale improvement initiatives, facilitating professional learning, supporting data-informed decision-making, and guiding leaders in building coherent systems that drive sustainable, high-impact student outcomes. Allie’s work spans curriculum design and HQIM implementation, strategic planning and systems transformation, and mixed-methods research that turns complex data into clear, actionable insights.

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Allie brings 17 years of K-12 experience. Allie taught seventh grade language arts in MSD Pike Township from 2005 to 2006, then taught English in grades 9–12, including IB and photojournalism, in Fairfax County Public Schools from 2007 to 2011. From 2011 to 2019, and again in 2023, Allie taught at Indiana University as an Associate Instructor and Adjunct Professor. Allie was Research Director at K12 Insight from 2019 to 2021 and Senior Design Principal and Consultant at Education Elements, a K–12 consulting organization that became part of the engage2learn family in 2026, from 2021 to 2026.

Allie holds an Ed.S. in Secondary Education from Indiana University, a Master of Arts in Teaching from George Mason University, and a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education – English from Indiana University, along with a Graduate Certificate in Education Law.

“I am passionate about helping leaders build coherent, high-quality instructional systems that create meaningful opportunities for all students,” Allie says. “My work focuses on translating research and strategy into practical, sustainable solutions that strengthen teaching, learning, and leadership at every level.”

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