Cove Davis is a lifelong educator who has worked in urban public schools and international schools as a teacher, counselor, and principal. In 2012, Cove was hired as the Executive Administrator for Curriculum and Assessment for the Five District Partnership. She is responsible for putting this innovative idea into action defining the structure of the organization, creating the website, server, and newsletter, and working with teams of educators at all levels to ensure high levels of collaboration on curriculum and assessment projects.
Prior to this role, Cove worked in the Chelsea Public Schools for many years as a Dean of Students in the middle schools and as the Principal of the Joseph A. Browne School. Cove has also taught middle school English and Social Studies in international schools in Amman, Jordan and Basel, Switzerland. Cove received a BA in psychology from Haverford College, MSEd in Psychological Services from The University of Pennsylvania and an EdD in Educational Leadership from Boston University. Her dissertation focused on teacher retention in urban schools. When Cove is not working she enjoys traveling, chasing her two sons, and coaching youth soccer.
Aubree Webb is a psychometrician, licensed educator, and educational researcher. She is the Assessment and Data Administrator for the Five District Partnership, providing leadership in assessment development and the use of data in the partner school districts. Prior to this role, Aubree attended The Pennsylvania State University where she researched and published studies relating to assessment and measurement in educational settings. She received her Master’s in Educational Psychology and is currently writing her dissertation, focusing on issues of access and instructional sequencing within College Board’s AP curriculum and assessment. When she is not working, Aubree enjoys designing and creating, cooking (eating), and reading biographies.