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Sarah Bosso
Sarah Bosso is the Director of Strategic Partnerships and Events at EdChoice where she plans, directs, and executes the organization’s national and state-based events, briefings, and trainings to increase the number and quality of educational choice supporters including legislators, parents, and other stakeholders. Sarah is also responsible for the organization’s strategic sponsorships and exhibitor tradeshow presence at conferences and events, connecting with partners and advocates throughout the country to further EdChoice’s mission of educational freedom and choice for all as a pathway to successful lives and a stronger society. Sarah has over a decade of experience in the school choice movement and joined EdChoice in 2018.
Prior to EdChoice, Sarah worked for Faegre Baker Daniels law firm in downtown Indianapolis. There she provided administrative assistance to firm leadership, directors and managers and directed all efforts of the firm’s internal event-focused Esprit de Corps committee and successfully planned, managed and executed the Indianapolis offices’ largest annual internal event.
Sarah also previously served as Assistant Director of Operations for Paramount School of Excellence, a charter school on Indianapolis’ near eastside, and as Advocacy Coordinator for the Indiana Public Charter Schools Association. In addition, she has worked for elected officials at the state and federal level and on several political campaigns.
Sarah earned her bachelor’s degree in political science from Wittenberg University. She is a 2019 graduate of the University of Notre Dame’s Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE) Reform Leaders’ Summit and a 2013 graduate of the Indiana Leadership Forum. Sarah and her husband, Luke, live on the north side of Indianapolis with their sometimes rambunctious but always loveable pitbull, Reggie.
Favorite Quote
Favorite Teacher/Class
Mr. Strohl, AP Biology
High School Mascot
Raiders
Favorite Pastimes
Spending time with my husband, dog and friends; traveling; cooking; and binge-watching Law and Order: SVU and This Is Us
Inspiration for Joining the Educational Choice Movement
Though I graduated from a traditional public school, I understand that what worked for me as a K–12 student may not necessarily work for someone else, and I firmly believe every family deserves to have knowledge of and access to a high-quality education that works for their child. To me, choice means chance—a real opportunity to access the type of education that fits your family’s needs without the costly, and for some, unrealistic, burden of moving. Choice introduces competition in education with the ultimate goal of raising the level of achievement for all students regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status or ZIP Code. The school choice movement is empowering parents, community members, policymakers and other allies across the country to demand more in terms of education and be real advocates for change. Simply put, choice just makes sense, and I knew in my bones I needed to be a part of this effort.