Deborah Birmingham Ed Email & Phone Number | With over 30 years of professional experience, student achievement has always been Deborah's number one priority. Her experience includes working as a teacher, student-teacher mentor, Local School Council (LSC) Teacher Representative and a Chicago Teachers Union Delegate. Deborah's educational experience has equipped her to work with grades K-12 in various subjects and as a junior college Adjunct Professor. She has worked at a Level 1+ school, for the Chicago Public Schools. Deborah has worked to increase students' exposure to the ever growing STEM demand. In collaboration with The Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education (CAPE) artist, a proposal was written and grant awarded for Energy & the Elementary of Art. In 2016, Deborah was selected to participate in the Duke Energy Academy At Purdue - Inspiring Future Leaders in Energy - an intensive one-week program which aims to inspire high school students and teachers in energy sciences and engineering. As an elected school board member (2007-2017), Deborah has served two terms as President and Vice President of the Brookwood School District 167 School Board. Her accomplishments in these positions include overseeing a 15 million budget, initiating a successful referendum for the new Brookwood Middle School, and establishing initiatives and community partnerships. Deborah has voiced the urgency of adequate education funding with local Congressional officials. As a lobbyist, she has traveled to Capitol Hill as a member of the National School Board Association (NSBA) Federal Advocacy Institute advocating for adequate funding in STEM, special education, nutritious lunches, and other programs that will allow students to be academically prepared for the 21st century global economy. As a community member, Deborah has also volunteered with organizations, including Math with EEEs, Inc., Reclaim A Youth of Illinois and Village of Glenwood Strategic Planning. In 2015, Deborah's passion for education and community service was recognized as a guest of Sigma Pi Phi Boule and the Executive Leadership Council London Celebrations in London, England. Deborah’s future endeavors are to increase the number of partnerships with local government, universities and corporations to broaden students’ STEM opportunities. Deborah also aspires to expound on previous travel in the U.K. and West Africa by establishing initiatives with the respective countries and providing opportunities for youth to travel abroad to explore the impact of STEM careers globally.

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Stem City Chicagonsbe Jr

Educational Consultant

2023-09-01T00:00:00.000Z - Present

Math With Eees

Educational Specialist

2001-06-01T00:00:00.000Z - Present

Chicago Public Schools

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1989-09-01T00:00:00.000Z - 2022-08-01T00:00:00.000Z

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Deborah Birmingham Ed is a With over 30 years of professional experience, student achievement has always been Deborah's number one priority. Her experience includes working as a teacher, student-teacher mentor, Local School Council (LSC) Teacher Representative and a Chicago Teachers Union Delegate. Deborah's educational experience has equipped her to work with grades K-12 in various subjects and as a junior college Adjunct Professor. She has worked at a Level 1+ school, for the Chicago Public Schools. Deborah has worked to increase students' exposure to the ever growing STEM demand. In collaboration with The Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education (CAPE) artist, a proposal was written and grant awarded for Energy & the Elementary of Art. In 2016, Deborah was selected to participate in the Duke Energy Academy At Purdue - Inspiring Future Leaders in Energy - an intensive one-week program which aims to inspire high school students and teachers in energy sciences and engineering. As an elected school board member (2007-2017), Deborah has served two terms as President and Vice President of the Brookwood School District 167 School Board. Her accomplishments in these positions include overseeing a 15 million budget, initiating a successful referendum for the new Brookwood Middle School, and establishing initiatives and community partnerships. Deborah has voiced the urgency of adequate education funding with local Congressional officials. As a lobbyist, she has traveled to Capitol Hill as a member of the National School Board Association (NSBA) Federal Advocacy Institute advocating for adequate funding in STEM, special education, nutritious lunches, and other programs that will allow students to be academically prepared for the 21st century global economy. As a community member, Deborah has also volunteered with organizations, including Math with EEEs, Inc., Reclaim A Youth of Illinois and Village of Glenwood Strategic Planning. In 2015, Deborah's passion for education and community service was recognized as a guest of Sigma Pi Phi Boule and the Executive Leadership Council London Celebrations in London, England. Deborah’s future endeavors are to increase the number of partnerships with local government, universities and corporations to broaden students’ STEM opportunities. Deborah also aspires to expound on previous travel in the U.K. and West Africa by establishing initiatives with the respective countries and providing opportunities for youth to travel abroad to explore the impact of STEM careers globally.