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Let’s Go Learn Welcomes Dr. Jill Hall-Freeman as Senior Educational Partnership Specialist
Berkeley, CA — 1/12/26 — Let’s Go Learn, a national leader in precision diagnostics and AI-powered educational technology, is proud to announce that Dr. Jill Hall-Freeman is joining the organization as its new Senior Educational Partnership Specialist. Dr. Hall-Freeman brings more than 30 years of experience across teaching, school leadership, district administration, professional learning, and human capital management—expertise that will significantly strengthen Let’s Go Learn’s ability to support districts during a time of rapid transformation in education.
As schools navigate unprecedented demands—from accelerated learning gaps to evolving expectations around AI, data use, leadership development, and student support—leaders who understand both instruction and large-scale operations are essential. Dr. Hall-Freeman’s distinguished career, which includes serving as an Area Superintendent, Chief Human Resources Officer, Executive Director of Professional Learning, and principal, uniquely positions her to help districts implement next-generation technologies with fidelity and impact.
Throughout her tenure overseeing schools and major district departments, Dr. Hall-Freeman has built systems that strengthened instructional quality, advanced equity, and developed leaders at all levels. Her background includes designing districtwide professional learning models, leading human capital reforms, coaching school teams through complex change, and guiding instructional transformation across some of North Carolina’s largest districts. She has also participated in elite leadership training programs including the National Principal Supervisors Academy and the North Carolina Aspiring Superintendent Program.
Helping Districts Harness Cutting-Edge Technologies, Including AI
In her new role at Let’s Go Learn, Dr. Hall-Freeman will partner directly with district leaders to help them effectively implement LGL’s precision diagnostic assessments, data-driven instructional tools, behavior framework development and tracking, and rapidly expanding suite of AI-enabled capabilities. These innovations include AI-assisted PLAAFP writing, SMART goal generation, and personalized instructional planning, advancements that help educators translate deep diagnostic data into actionable, time-saving insights.
Her extensive operational and instructional leadership experience will guide districts in adopting these advanced tools with clarity, strategy, and sustainability. Dr. Hall-Freeman will help educational organizations bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and day-to-day school realities, ensuring that AI and precision diagnostics drive measurable improvements in student outcomes.
“At this pivotal moment in education, Dr. Hall-Freeman’s leadership experience is exactly what districts need to successfully integrate next-generation tools into their systems,” said Richard Capone, CEO and Co-Founder of Let’s Go Learn. “Her proven ability to support school leaders, improve instructional quality, and build operational excellence will accelerate the impact of our technology and help districts achieve real, lasting change.”
A Career Dedicated to Student Achievement and System-Level Improvement
Dr. Hall-Freeman’s track record includes:
- Supervising 20 schools serving more than 18,000 students with a focus on coaching and developing school leaders
- Leading HR operations for a 33-school district, including compensation reform and full employee lifecycle management
- Designing and implementing large-scale professional learning and leadership development systems
- Achieving high growth in multiple academic areas as both a middle and elementary school principal
- Presenting at national conferences including AASA and NSBA
- Serving in statewide leadership organizations and advisory councils
Her experience in Future-Ready Learning, 21st-century STEM programming, job-embedded professional development, instructional coaching, and equity-centered leadership will be instrumental as Let’s Go Learn expands its impact across MTSS, special education, general education, and district strategic planning efforts.
About Let’s Go Learn, Inc.
Let’s Go Learn is a personalized learning software company focused primarily on MTSS, special education, and intervention programming to support K-12 students. Over 20 years ago, Let’s Go Learn pioneered online, computer-adapted diagnostic assessments to determine the learning needs of each student. In contrast to limited screening tools, Let’s Go Learn’s platform quickly determines student deficits, needs, and causal relationships to help develop individualized learning paths for each student. Millions of students worldwide have benefitted from Let’s Go Learn’s assessment data, pin-pointed instruction, and robust progress monitoring. The platform is designed to monitor progress from interventions in specific areas, while building detailed reporting and data to support the development and tracking of IEP content and goals.
Media Contact: Richard Capone, 510-455-2098.
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