Maureen Wolfe partners with districts including Rocky River, Chagrin Falls, Richmond Heights, Independence, Euclid, North Olmsted, and CMSD to strengthen mathematics instruction and improve outcomes for all learners. Her work centers on classroom coaching, Math HQIM adoption and implementation, PLC collaboration, math interventions, and building deep mathematical understanding through common language, strategies, and models. She co-facilitates math-focused professional learning such as the Math Intervention Series, Math in Words, and Math Manipulatives, supports district leaders through the Math in Action and Instructional Coaching Networks, mentors second-year teachers as a state-certified Resident Educator Mentor, serves as a Regional Facilitator for Advanced Quantitative Reasoning, and leverages CRS, OST, and Readiness Assessment data through her State Assessment Data Credential.

Maureen brings 20 years of experience across K-12 education, including classroom teaching in mathematics and language arts, district-level coaching, and mentoring early-career teachers. She has served as an adjunct instructor and Resident Educator Mentor, and has experience leading collaborative educator networks. Her background in curriculum, instructional coaching, and professional development enables her to guide districts in building coherent, high-quality mathematics programs.

• Mathematics Coaching and Instructional Strategies

• Curriculum Adoption and Implementation

• Mentoring Resident Educators and Early-Career Teachers

• Data-Driven Instruction and Intervention Planning

Maureen collaborates with teachers, instructional coaches, and leaders to align instruction with best practices. She provides hands-on coaching, models lessons, facilitates data conversations, and offers actionable strategies that deepen math understanding, strengthen professional collaboration, and improve student outcomes.