“Lover of learning” or “life-long learner”, is how Tamesha often describes herself. Originally from Long Island, New York, Tamesha has become a “go to person” for all things educations- this is what sparked the vision to create this platform. Upon graduating from high school, she went on to attend Clark Atlanta University (CAU), where she received her Bachelor of Art in Fashion Design and Merchandising. Tamesha just knew that she would take on a career in the fashion industry as a merchandiser or a stylist. However, life took her on a different journey. While at CAU, Tamesha volunteered at a local middle school which ignited her interested in education. After she graduated, she became an elementary teacher in Baltimore City. While there, she earned a Master of Science in Educational Studies and a Graduate Certificate in School Leadership and Supervision from Johns Hopkins University. Wanting to be closer to family, Tamesha returned to New York, where she continued teaching as a middle school history teacher. During this time, she began to explore leadership roles outside of the classroom, eventually becoming an Instructional Coach and Content Specialist for Teach for America’s Summer Institute through a partnership with Relay Graduate School for Education. This role was the beginning of her journey to school leadership. Tamesha went on to attend the Harvard Graduate School of Education, graduating with a Master of Education in School Leadership with a focus in School Development. Her goal is to one day lead an all-girls school where young women are encouraged to lead, explore, and take risks.