Chelsea Hughes is an experienced special education professional with nine years in K-12 roles at the School Board of Broward County, currently serving as an ESE Support Facilitator who bridges educators, administrators, and families to improve student outcomes. She combines a Master’s in Exceptional Student Education with practical data analytics training from Coursera to make evidence-based instruction and assessment decisions. Proficient with instructional technology and data tools, she has led staff trainings on multi-tiered systems of support and disability-focused practices. Her background includes classroom teaching and adjunct college instruction, giving her a rare mix of hands-on pedagogy and systems-level coordination. She also has software development experience contributing to an open-source Excel2LaTeX add-in, reflecting an attention to technical detail and usability that informs her data-driven approach.
10 years of coding experience
Data Analytics, Data Analytics at Coursera
Master of Science, Exceptional Student Education, Master of Science, Exceptional Student Education at Lynn University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Exceptional Student Education, Bachelor of Science - BS, Exceptional Student Education at Broward College
Contributions:4 releases, 79 commits, 5 PRs in 11 months
Contributions summary:Chelsea primarily worked on enhancing the Excel2LaTeX add-in, focusing on the integration with different Excel versions, including Mac and Windows, and introducing new features. Their contributions include adding color and conditional formatting support, improving the handling of special characters, and implementing a StringBuilder to optimize performance. They also addressed several bugs and refactored code to align with different Excel versions.
Cross-platform tool to synchronize macros from an Office VBA-enabled file with a version-controlled folder
Contributions:17 releases, 193 commits, 173 pushes in 1 year
vbadiffversion-controlms-officeexcel
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