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Rosalyn Diaz-Ortiz was born and raised in Puerto Rico and came to the United States as a teenager and multilingual learner who benefited from bilingual education. With over 25 years of experience in education, she has dedicated her career to advocating for multilingual learners and ensuring equitable access to educational opportunities and support services.
Rosalyn is a proud graduate of the bilingual program in New Haven Public Schools, where she has served as a multilingual educator, and currently supervises the Multilingual Learner Department. Throughout her career, she has contributed to numerous initiatives that support multilingual learners and their families. She has served on several boards and committees focused on educational equity and inclusion for multilingual students.
Passionate about family engagement, Rosalyn founded the first Spanish-language support group for families of children receiving special education services and has created initiatives that connect families with educational resources and community support. She holds a bachelor's degree in child study/early childhood and Elementary Education, a master's degree in Multicultural/Bilingual Education, and a Sixth-Year degree in Educational Leadership. Rosalyn also serves as a religious leader dedicated to helping families and students achieve their goals.
Rosalyn is a proud graduate of the bilingual program in New Haven Public Schools, where she has served as a multilingual educator, and currently supervises the Multilingual Learner Department. Throughout her career, she has contributed to numerous initiatives that support multilingual learners and their families. She has served on several boards and committees focused on educational equity and inclusion for multilingual students.
Passionate about family engagement, Rosalyn founded the first Spanish-language support group for families of children receiving special education services and has created initiatives that connect families with educational resources and community support. She holds a bachelor's degree in child study/early childhood and Elementary Education, a master's degree in Multicultural/Bilingual Education, and a Sixth-Year degree in Educational Leadership. Rosalyn also serves as a religious leader dedicated to helping families and students achieve their goals.
