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Heather joined Focus on Education A2’s board in Summer 2026. She has two children at Bach Elementary, currently in 2nd and 5th grade. Heather served on Bach’s PTO for four years, first as Secretary from 2022–2024 and then as President from 2024–2026. She currently serves as the PTO-C Recording Secretary. Heather works at a solutions-drive
Heather joined Focus on Education A2’s board in Summer 2026. She has two children at Bach Elementary, currently in 2nd and 5th grade. Heather served on Bach’s PTO for four years, first as Secretary from 2022–2024 and then as President from 2024–2026. She currently serves as the PTO-C Recording Secretary. Heather works at a solutions-driven non-profit affiliated with the University of MIchigan focused on strengthening business ecosystems in low- and middle-income countries. A resident of Ann Arbor since 2004, Heather holds both a B.S. in Global Health and an M.P.H. in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan.

Karen has two kids in AAPS and has spent her career in financial inclusion, in which she works to close racial, gender, and generational wealth gaps with more inclusive saving and investing policy at the federal level. She is excited to work toward ensuring transparent, evidence-based decisions, and honest conversations in AAPS.
Sharon is an attorney, an educational advocate and the mom of two kids in AAPS - one at Pioneer and one at Slauson. She fell in love with Ann Arbor when she attended law school here in the early 2000s and after years living in New York and Chicago, finally made it back in 2019 just before COVID. She remains concerned about the District fo
Sharon is an attorney, an educational advocate and the mom of two kids in AAPS - one at Pioneer and one at Slauson. She fell in love with Ann Arbor when she attended law school here in the early 2000s and after years living in New York and Chicago, finally made it back in 2019 just before COVID. She remains concerned about the District focusing on the wrong priorities and started FoE2 as a way to bring evidence-based thinking that could improve academic outcomes and governance in the District.

Margaret graduated from The University of Wisconsin Madison School of Law in 1995 and then moved to Chicago where she lived most of her adult life. She and her family moved to Ann Arbor in 2015 when her daughter was in elementary dysfunction in the district. FoEA2 exists because there are a lot of parents, like her, who want this distric
Margaret graduated from The University of Wisconsin Madison School of Law in 1995 and then moved to Chicago where she lived most of her adult life. She and her family moved to Ann Arbor in 2015 when her daughter was in elementary dysfunction in the district. FoEA2 exists because there are a lot of parents, like her, who want this district to do a better job focusing on educating children and we are working towards that end by keeping the community better informed and more aware of what is going on in our school district.