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Dr. Irma Davidson is a dedicated educational leader, bilingual advocate, and champion for equitable learning opportunities for all students. She currently serves as Assistant Principal at Dr. Michael D. Fox Elementary School in Hartford, Connecticut. Raised in Puerto Rico within a Spanish-speaking family, Irma developed a deep appreciation for culture, language, and community, values that continue to shape her leadership and commitment to education.
With 23 years of experience in urban education, Irma has served students across elementary, middle, and high school settings as a bilingual educator, Spanish and Mathematics teacher, and instructional coach. Throughout her career, she has remained passionate about fostering strong relationships with students, families, and educators while ensuring access to high-quality learning experiences for diverse learners.
Irma earned a Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education from University of Connecticut, a Sixth-Year Degree in Educational Leadership from Southern Connecticut State University, and most recently completed her Ed.D. in Educational Administration at The University of Southern Mississippi. Her doctoral work focused on strengthening parental involvement in urban schools. Irma is also an active member of Connecticut Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents (CALAS) and currently serves as the CREC regional representative.
With 23 years of experience in urban education, Irma has served students across elementary, middle, and high school settings as a bilingual educator, Spanish and Mathematics teacher, and instructional coach. Throughout her career, she has remained passionate about fostering strong relationships with students, families, and educators while ensuring access to high-quality learning experiences for diverse learners.
Irma earned a Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education from University of Connecticut, a Sixth-Year Degree in Educational Leadership from Southern Connecticut State University, and most recently completed her Ed.D. in Educational Administration at The University of Southern Mississippi. Her doctoral work focused on strengthening parental involvement in urban schools. Irma is also an active member of Connecticut Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents (CALAS) and currently serves as the CREC regional representative.
