Dr. Juliette Longchamp, NBCT, Director of Professional Programs, Vermont-NEA
Email: jlongchamp@vtnea.org; (She/Her/Hers)
Juliette is a life-long educator, in the classroom for 30 years and supporting professional learning in schools since 2013 through her work at Vermont-NEA. The last twenty-five years teaching was in Williston, VT, where she was one of the founders of the Swift House Team. Swift House, with its first year in 1991, empowered students with project-based learning, personal learning plans, self-assessment in proficiency-based learning and strong connections with students and families. Swift House continues and I encourage all Middle School GrowVT-Ed candidates to spend a day talking to the fabulous educators on the team; Lisa Bisbee, Amy Skapof, Amanda Laberge, Debbie Donnelley, and Kevin Hunt. Juliette has been supporting Peer Review candidates for decades, but the last six years more formally through the course "Reflective Practitioner and the Peer Review Portfolio." GrowVT-Ed Academy builds on this experience to include intentionally designed seminars addressing competencies, utilizing board-certified practitioners.
Certifications: K-8 Special Education; K-6 Elementary Education; Middle School with endorsements in Science, Social Studies, English/Language Arts and Mathematics. National Board Certification: Early Adolescence Generalist (2002, 2012, 2022); Danielson Framework Specialist (2020 to present)
Education: Ed.D University of Vermont; MA Teachers College, Columbia University; BS University of Vermont
Educational Interests: Project-based learning, Assessment for Student Learning, Curriculum Design that allows for student agency, Mentoring and Coaching, Intellectually Engaging Students in Learning
Outside Interests: Hiking, Golfing, Swimming, Reading, Playing with my very silly brown standard poodle, Charly, and watching the Yankees!