Jack Hill is a Consultant on the Engaged Students team, where he conducts research and policy analysis on social and emotional learning, college and career readiness, and innovative schools and systems.
Jack strongly believes that communities and educators should be empowered with research and data to ensure that all students live a life of opportunity, regardless of the structural barriers facing them. Prior to joining Education First, Jack worked at Augenblick, Palaich and Associates, an education policy consulting firm, where he worked with education clients across the country focused on topics of resource allocation, program evaluation and strategic support. Jack also completed a fellowship with the Education Trust where he supported the creation of a resource equity advocacy network in Tennessee.
Jack earned his B.A. in Political Science at the University of Washington and holds a Master of Public Policy from Vanderbilt University concentrated in quantitative methods in education policy. He lives in Denver and outside of work can be found exploring the Rocky Mountains, riding his bike, or listening to live music.
