Julee Broscoff

Executive-in-Residence

jbroscoff@niet.org

Julee Broscoff has served in public education for 32 years as a teacher, instructional coach, assistant principal, principal, Reading First director, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, and most recently, as superintendent of schools for the Slaton Independent School District in Texas.

Julee is passionate about translating quality educational research into practice. Her areas of research interest include poverty and its effects on organizational expectations, strategies for building pipelines of strong educators in high-need districts and mitigating strategies for the effects of trauma on learning.

Julee graduated from Lubbock Christian University with a bachelor's degree in elementary education and English. She is an alumna of Texas Tech University's College of Educational Leadership where she received her Master of Education in leadership and has completed all coursework toward her Doctor of Education.

Julee Broscoff

Why are you passionate about working at NIET?

Joining NIET is one of my proudest professional accomplishments as NIET's partnership was instrumental in building principal and teacher capacity that led to tremendous student growth in my former Texas district. NIET is an authentic, research-based organization. I'm proud that we are servant-led and that I have the opportunity to work with an outstanding team that is willing to do whatever it takes for student success. Being thought partners and providing authentic development structures to educators across our great nation is such an honor. 

What do you do in your free time?

I enjoy spending time with my husband T.J., an accomplished professional musician. I'm also a proud mom of an adult daughter Danielle and son Devyn. They both serve others in leadership careers so we spend a lot of time discussing genuine ways to lead. T.J. and I enjoy spending as much time as possible traveling, enjoying live music, and fishing. We also have three rescue dogs that keep us entertained and busy!