Jacquelyn S. Bullock taught seventh, eighth, ninth and eleventh grade Social Studies in Baltimore City Public Schools prior to coming to DCPS as a Humanities Master Educator.

In addition to her classroom experience, Jacquelyn, has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, where she worked with several organizations to improve the educational opportunities of students in underserved schools and communities. Most recently, Jacquelyn has presented professional development, mentored teachers and designed curriculum for The Baltimore Urban Debate League in addition to serving as a Curriculum Project Manager for the Baltimore City Public School System, where she oversaw the rewriting and redesign of the middle grades Social Studies curriculum.

Jacquelyn S. Bullock received her undergraduate degree in Urban and Suburban studies from George Mason University and her Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction at Johns Hopkins University.