Analisa Sorrells
Analisa Sorrells is a Master in Public Policy candidate at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. She is a recipient of the William A. Starr Innovations fellowship for students working to promote innovative solutions and imaginative thinking as leaders in journalism and public service. Her reporting and research focuses on school nutrition programs.
Previously, Analisa was the chief of staff and associate director of policy for EducationNC. She grew up in Windermere, Florida where she attended the local public elementary, middle, and high school.
She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a bachelor’s degree in public policy and a minor in reporting from the UNC Hussman School of Media and Journalism. Analisa previously worked with EducationNC as a Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation fellow.
Featured Articles
‘We have purpose now’ — The transformation to data-informed practice at South Rowan High
by Analisa Sorrells |
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UNCC’s Institute for Social Capital links data across education, housing, social services, and more
by Analisa Sorrells |
Creating a culture of care to fuel data-driven instruction at Shamrock Gardens Elementary
by Analisa Sorrells |
Report: Almost half of college students worry about running out of food
by Analisa Sorrells |
Educators gather to discuss making innovation a priority in schools
by Analisa Sorrells |
Teachers descend on downtown Raleigh
by Alex Granados, Greg Asciutto, Analisa Sorrells, Rupen R. Fofaria and Robert Kinlaw |
Policy in focus: School performance grades
by Austin Gragson and Analisa Sorrells |
The results are in: Here’s what 1,000 North Carolinians said about education
by Analisa Sorrells and Bryan Noreen |