Eli CasausExecutive Coach
Eli Casaus is a passionate educator, leadership coach, and advocate for creating meaningful, lasting change in education. Since beginning his career in 2008, Eli has served in a variety of roles, including classroom teacher, elementary principal, professional learning facilitator, and executive coach. His experience spans school turnaround, instructional leadership, organizational culture, and educator development, with a consistent focus on equity, engagement, and empowering others to reach their full potential.
As a school leader, Eli championed innovative approaches to teaching and learning, strengthened school culture, and led initiatives centered on cooperative learning, high quality instruction, social-emotional learning, and restorative practices. His work has since expanded to partnering with educators, school and district leaders, and organizations across the country to strengthen leadership capacity, foster collaboration, and create sustainable systems for student and educator success. His experience in education policy and advocacy further informs his commitment to elevating educator voices and driving systemic change.
At the heart of Eli’s work is a belief that meaningful transformation begins with relationships. He is committed to creating authentic connections, cultivating leadership potential, and helping others lead with purpose, confidence, and compassion.
Eli holds a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a master’s degree in Educational Administration. He is also pursuing a Master of Social Work, graduating in May 2027, further deepening his understanding of human behavior, relationships, and the importance of supporting the whole person.
Outside of his professional work, Eli enjoys fitness, spending time with family, staying active, and exploring new experiences.
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