Classroom Culture
Founder
Meredith alaina, Ed.D
Meredith Alaina, Ed.D, native New Yorker and Classroom Culture founder has a background in education that spans twenty-five years with a foundation in non-profit management and English classroom instruction in The Bronx and Brooklyn, NY. Meredith is currently an online adjunct professor at a New England based university and a Learning Specialist at an independent school in Washington, D.C., where she implements innovative instructional strategies for students in grades 9-12.
In 2015, Meredith c0-published a collection of essays and interviews called Why the SUN Rises: the faces and stories of women in education. The book highlights women in education via vibrant photos and honest essays on why they teach. Meredith has also presented at national education conferences offering workshops to new teachers on anchoring their pedagogy to meet the learning differences of all students.
Additionally, Meredith is a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated. An organization founded in 1922 by seven Black women educators. Meredith lives the mission of her founders each day through her work with Classroom Culture.
Additional professional commitments include:
Empower Ed - Advisory Board Member (2018- current)
Young Professionals in Education- Washington, D.C - Membership Director (2015-2018)
