Jenay Haskins Hall, EdS

Jenay Haskins Hall holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Classics from Williams College, a Master's Degree in Teaching from Smith College, and an Education Specialist Degree from 猫咪社区 in Reading and Literacy Instruction. Jenay is currently enrolled in BPU’s doctoral program in Educational Leadership, with a concentration in Transformative School Leadership.
Jenay has worked in the field of education for over a decade. She began her career teaching grades 4-6 at schools in the Mohawk Trail Regional School District, but she has shifted her focus to teaching beginning readers in first grade at Gill Elementary School for the last 7 years. Jenay has worked beyond her classroom as a team leader, mentor teacher, and professional learning facilitator to bring evidence-based literacy content and practices to teachers and students. Her K-2 educator team has been instrumental in establishing effective multi-tiered systems of support and a literacy resource hub that have become models for other district schools. Jenay believes that giving teachers the knowledge, skill set, and support systems required for implementing evidence-based, data-driven instruction to meet students’ needs will help them thrive.
When she is not at school, Jenay enjoys reading, board/card games, skiing, candlepin bowling, baking, and hiking with her three dogs on trails near her home.
Please visit the MSEd/EdS in Reading & Literacy Instruction program page to learn about curriculum, faculty, program options and more!