Judith Ravina has dedicated 18 years to bilingual education, beginning her career as a first-grade bilingual teacher for eight years before serving as a Dual Language Instructional Coach. She later earned a master’s in educational leadership from Fordham University, which led her into district level leadership. She currently serves as Director of Multilingual Programs for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns.
Mrs. Ravina is known for bridging theory and practice in bilingual education and for her strong advocacy for multilingual learners, educators, and families. She has presented on biliteracy reading trajectories at national and state conferences, including NCTE and NYSABE. Among her accomplishments, she led the expansion of the Dual Language program in the Mamaroneck School District from elementary to secondary levels, establishing one of Westchester County’s few model secondary programs.
Collaboration and equity are central to Mrs. Ravina’s leadership. She partners closely with educators and administrators, promotes culturally responsive practices, and works to ensure access, achievement, and meaningful engagement for all students and families.
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