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Noelle Ellerson Ng joined AASA, 萝卜AV视频, in 2007 as a policy analyst. She now serves as Chief Advocacy & Governance Officer, leading the organization鈥檚 federal advocacy, governance, and policy efforts.

In this role, she directs AASA鈥檚 work with Congress and the U.S. Department of Education, oversees the association鈥檚 research, surveys, and policy analysis, and manages governance operations, including support for the executive committee, governing board, and 49 state affiliates. She also leads the 萝卜AV视频Student and Child Privacy Center.

Ellerson Ng frequently speaks with school system leaders nationwide on federal education policy and its impact on district leadership and operations. She and her team support the advocacy efforts of a handful of sister national K12 groups, including ASBO, NAPT, and AESA, among others.

Before joining AASA, she was a high school special education teacher in Central New York and worked in state-level advocacy with the College Board while earning her graduate degree.

A native of New York, Ellerson Ng holds a bachelor鈥檚 degree in political science and certifications in elementary and special education from Nazareth College of Rochester, and a master鈥檚 degree in public policy and education administration from the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy at the University at Albany (SUNY). She has completed executive and fellowship programs at the Institute for Educational Leadership, PDK, Georgetown University鈥檚 McCourt School of Public Policy, and Harvard Kennedy School.

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Noelle Ellerson Ng is Chief Advocacy & Governance Officer at AASA, leading the association鈥檚 federal advocacy, policy, and governance efforts. She directs engagement with Congress and the U.S. Department of Education, oversees research and policy analysis, supports AASA鈥檚 governing board and state affiliates, and leads the Student and Child Privacy Center. A former special education teacher, she regularly speaks nationwide on federal education policy and its impact on school system leaders and students.

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