President & Senior Consultant, dr. Trise Moore
Dr. Trise Moore is nationally recognized for leading the effective implementation of outcome-based family and community partnership practices for over twenty years. She has received numerous awards for her service to children, families and educators, with a focus on equity, excellence and integrity.
She is the author of, “Unreached: What Every Educator Wants to Know About Engaging Families for Equity & Student Achievement” and the recipient of Education Week’s 2017 national award for outstanding leadership, in the area of family outreach and engagement.
Dr. Moore was identified as one of six emerging leaders in the field of family engagement by Harvard’s Family Research Project, for successfully creating collaborative family and community partnership structures in one of the most diverse districts in the country.
Testimonials
“Because of her equity focus and commitment to families, students and staff, Trise has been one of my mentors for nearly a decade. Her outcome-based professional guidance and focus on continuous improvement informed my leadership approach as I developed a team to help establish Tacoma Public Schools Community Partnership Office.”
-Amanda Scott-Thomas, Director, Partnership Office, Tacoma Public Schools
“Trise has an engaging way of offering practical and culturally responsive insights that help participants reimagine what is possible. After participating in one of her PD sessions, a group of educators recommended that everyone have a chance to participate, so we booked Trise for additional trainings.”
-Dr. Cherlyn Pijanowski, Director of Student Achievement, North Thurston Public Schools.
“I greatly appreciate how Trise centers her approach to training, facilitating and coaching through the lens of equity. As an author and expert in the field of family partnership and outreach, she authentically models effective, collaborative teamwork with integrity and excellence.
-Marcela Andrés, President & CEO, designEDengagement, PBC
“Trise brings a powerfully effective and collaborative approach to helping educators and families improve student outcomes. She’s revered as one of the national experts in family and community engagement because of her twenty-years of experience and commitment to equity and authentic stakeholder engagement.”
-Fa’izah Bradford, Senior Director, Strategy for Racial Equity Impact, Community Center for Education Results
“Trise collaborated with us to make sure her professional development sessions matched our team objectives and priorities. The family outreach and partnership strategies she provided helped our lead staff feel more confident making connections with previously unreached families to support student success. We continue to work with her to help us enhance our efforts to reach all families effectively through and beyond the Pandemic.”
-Vicki Bates, Assistant Superintendent, Department of Technology
-Isaiah Johnson, Director of Equity, Family Engagement & Outreach