Sabrina Mulverhill Cowling has dedicated over a decade to the Chicago Public Schools, marking her tenure as an innovative and profoundly committed educator. Over these 14 years, she has focused on creating an environment that champions inclusivity and nurtures every student’s potential. Her approach to education combines rigorous academic standards with a strong emphasis on social-emotional learning, preparing students to thrive inside and outside the classroom. Sabrina’s teaching methodology is adaptive, ensuring that each lesson resonates with a diverse student body. She champions a curriculum that fosters critical thinking, resilience, and collaboration, enabling students to explore and grow in a supportive setting. Her passion for education also extends into her academic pursuits; she is working towards a double master’s degree and a Special Education certification at National Louis University. This endeavor highlights her dedication to her growth and commitment to enhancing her ability to support students with special needs. As an English Language Arts teacher for third and fourth graders at Nash Elementary, Sabrina Cowling employs various pedagogical techniques to engage and challenge her students. Her previous role at Eugene Field Elementary as a fifth-grade math and science teacher saw her leading the FUSE program, where she integrated STEAM learning to spark student interest in technology and the arts through innovative, project-based learning. Before her impactful work at Eugene Field, Sabrina taught at Beasley Academic Center, where she significantly improved student outcomes in math and reading. Her leadership there included heading gifted education programs and initiating professional development workshops for her peers, enhancing the instructional skills of the faculty. Sabrina's educational foundation was laid at Roosevelt University Chicago, where she earned a BA in Professional Studies. She furthered her credentials with a post-baccalaureate certification in Elementary Education from Western Governors University. In addition to being an Illinois Teacher Type 3 certified educator, she is Google-certified. She has completed LBS1 training, preparing her to better assist students across a spectrum of learning and behavioral conditions. Sabrina Mulverhill's life is rich with cultural engagement and community involvement outside the classroom. A true Chicagoan, she revels in the city’s dynamic environment, particularly during the summer when she participates in local festivals and explores the lakefront. Her culinary passion drives her to experiment with diverse recipes and host gatherings showcasing her latest dishes. Sabrina’s interests extend beyond cooking to include salsa dancing, photography, and painting, hobbies that reflect her creative spirit and love for continuous learning. Recently, she has taken on the challenge of learning Spanish, further broadening her communicative abilities and cultural understanding. Dedicated to giving back to her community, Sabrina Cowling Mulverhill actively volunteers at school functions and supports nonprofit organizations such as ASPCA and St. Jude. Her involvement in these activities demonstrates her belief in compassion and service as foundational elements of her personal and professional identity.