Yvonne Johnson is the President of the National PTA, leveraging over eight years of nonprofit leadership and a decade of experience in leadership training. An education consultant, she specializes in advocacy, nonprofit growth, and community outreach. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stony Brook University.
Deeply rooted in her community, Yvonne is an active member of numerous task forces and committees dedicated to advancing education reform. Her work involves building strong relationships with public officials, business leaders, and community members to champion childrens causes.
Under her leadership, the National PTA was honored with the inaugural "SELly" award from CASEL for its distinguished work in Social and Emotional Learning.
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