Quinn Greene

Quinn Greene is the director of elementary student services for the Brilla Schools Network. As a staunch advocate for educational equity, Ms. Greene has spent over a decade utilizing her voice and knowledge of special education and disability studies to create inclusive school communities in a variety of settings. Ms. Greene left her role as an analyst in the financial sector in 2012 to earn her M.S. in Teaching Urban Adolescents with Disabilities from Long Island University. Ms. Greene began her career in education in New York public schools, where she developed and published A.P. curriculum and taught across contents at the high school level. After her time in the DOE, Quinn held roles as a special education coordinator for Uncommon Schools, then dean of special services at Achievement First. In Ms. Greene’s most recent role at Léman Manhattan Preparatory School, an early childhood through 12th grade International Baccalaureate World School, she supervised and supported a team of learning support specialists, school counselors, nursing professionals, and grade level leaders. When not at work, Quinn enjoys volunteering for a therapeutic horsemanship program, baking, and traveling.