An Ecosystem for Learning: Conversation with Juliet Squire

<p>This conversation started around a lunch table in Austin, TX at an event to rethink education, and Juliet introduced me to her work at Bellwether and the idea of <a href='https://bellwether.org/beta/assembly/'>Assembly</a>. I love Ed policy and ecosystem thinking, so was naturally drawn to her ideas and work but I had concerns that she patiently let me wonder about aloud.</p> <p>Juliet Squire is a senior partner in the Policy and Evaluation practice area at <a href='https://bellwether.org/beta/assembly/'>Bellwether</a> where she has provided policy analysis and advising support to school operators and support organizations, foundations, advocacy groups, and think tanks. Before joining Bellwether, Juliet worked at the New Jersey Department of Education, where she oversaw the state’s Race to the Top program and developed strategies for advancing technology-driven innovation. She previously managed school board relationships and new school development for National Heritage Academies.</p>