Janet Correa Longo - Region VI/Western New YorkJanet Correa Longo is the Assistant Superintendent of Multilingual Education for the Buffalo Public Schools, where she leads districtwide initiatives to strengthen multilingual programming, expand dual language opportunities, and promote equitable access for all learners. She has advanced professional development, culturally responsive practices, and family engagement throughout the district.

Previously, Janet served as Assistant Principal at the Dr. Martin Luther King Multicultural Institute, where she supported instructional improvement, inclusive practices, and collaborative school culture, contributing to gains in student achievement and staff development.

With more than 20 years of experience, Janet began her career teaching Spanish before transitioning into special education. A proud graduate of McKinley High School, she holds degrees in Exceptional Education, Curriculum and Instruction, and Educational Administration from Buffalo State University, Medaille College, and the University at Buffalo. She is also a graduate of the LIFTS leadership program.

A visionary leader and strong advocate for social justice and bilingual education, Janet is committed to dismantling systemic barriers and uplifting multilingual learners and their families. As a proud Latina, she serves as a role model for young women and emerging educational leaders.