yes. every kid. and yes. every kid. foundation. announced three new additions to the team, whose experience will help advance the shared mission of transforming education so every family can pursue the learning experience that works best for them.
Bella DiMarco has joined as public affairs manager, working across yes. every kid. and yes. every kid. foundation. Bella previously served as a senior policy analyst at FutureEd, leading research and communications on K-12 education policy. She holds a B.A. from the University of Richmond and a Master of Public Policy from Georgetown University.
C. Tracie Canestrari has joined as senior manager, implementation, at yes. every kid. foundation. Tracie partners with program administrators to make education freedom easy, clear, and family-centric. She spent several years in EdTech leading education savings account partnerships, building on more than 20 years in education, including a decade as a public school teacher and department chair. Tracie holds a Master of Education from the University of New England and two bachelor’s degrees from the University of Connecticut.
Kyle Morin has joined as senior manager, implementation, at yes. every kid. foundation. Kyle previously served as an administrative consultant for charter schools at the Iowa Department of Education, supporting implementation of the state’s charter school law. He also worked as a teacher and school administrator in Colorado and Taiwan and as an education policy resident with ExcelinEd. Kyle holds a Master of Public Administration and two bachelor’s degrees from the University of Colorado Denver.
“Bella, Tracie, and Kyle each bring real experience translating policy into something families and administrators can actually use,” said yes. every kid. and yes. every kid. foundation. Executive Director Craig Hulse. “Whether it’s public affairs, program implementation, or working directly with state agencies, they understand what it takes to make education freedom work in practice, not just on paper. We’re glad to have them on the team.”
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