About Rosehill

Sharon Crockett-Alexander is a passionate, lifelong educator who believes that we can create more impactful educational outcomes for students by implementing best practices in instruction and leadership. She has dedicated the last 15+ years to creating equitable student learning opportunities.  Since 2021, Sharon has served as the Director of the Additional Days School Year initiative for the Texas Impact Network, a joint venture between Educate Texas and Commit. In this role, she leads the statewide vision and efforts to expand effective extended learning opportunities through increased instructional time and redesigned school calendars. Sharon also supported the Expanded Learning Models initiative in partnership with both the Texas Education Agency and the Wallace Foundation, strengthening systems that connect schools and communities to better serve students. Additionally, she manages a portfolio of strategic initiatives aimed at reducing student learning loss from COVID-19 and the summer slide across the state. 

Sharon holds a bachelor's degree in management from Jackson State University, an elementary education degree from the University of Missouri-St. Louis holds a master's degree in educational administration from the University of North Texas.