Mae Lindenberg

Mae Lindenberg currently serves as a Literacy Coach for grades K-3 at Granite School District, where she plays a vital role in fostering literacy development across the district’s elementary schools. Based at Neil Armstrong Academy, a renowned STEM-focused school, Mae leverages her extensive background in early childhood education and literacy to support teachers in implementing research-based instructional strategies that enhance student reading achievement. Her expertise in curriculum development and teacher training allows her to design targeted professional development sessions, coaching teachers through differentiated instruction, guided reading, and literacy interventions tailored to diverse learner needs.

With over 26 years of classroom experience—including roles in Title 1 settings, upper elementary, and as an ELL instructor—Mae brings a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities in early literacy. Her previous work as a summer Migrant School Coordinator further deepened her skills in educational leadership, collaboration, and organizational effectiveness, enabling her to coordinate programs that serve vulnerable student populations effectively. Mae’s Level 1 reading endorsement and her commitment to early childhood education underpin her ability to provide meaningful, data-driven support to teachers, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and student success.

In her current role, Mae is actively involved in key projects such as implementing district-wide literacy initiatives, integrating STEM literacy strategies, and utilizing formative assessment tools to monitor student progress. Her collaborative approach and dedication to professional growth make her a valuable asset in advancing literacy outcomes and ensuring that every student develops the foundational skills necessary for lifelong learning.