About Us
Amy Coffsky
Amy Coffsky is a native Atlantan and has embraced her passion as an educator her entire life. She is an Independent Educational Consultant and earned her certificate through the University of California Irvine, leveraging her 15 years of classroom teaching in both public and private school settings. She is also an associate member of the IECA (Independent Educational Consulting Association). Amy received a Bachelor of Science in Education from Syracuse University with a minor in English. She was named Teacher of the Year, President of the School Improvement Team, mentored numerous clubs, represented her grade levels as chair, and accepted responsibility for several educational leadership roles. Additionally, she has participated in over forty-five hours of professional educational development courses. Amy has over ten years of private tutoring experience and has always loved working with students and parents. She also embraces technology, as evidenced by the original content and ideas she provided as an educational consultant for a computer-based education program.
Additionally, Amy spent three years leading a College Workshop Series Program aimed at high-achieving high school students to specifically help them through the college planning and application process. She has devoted countless hours in roles as the VP of Hospitality, Booster Membership Chair, and head of the Senior Activities Committee while volunteering at North Springs Charter High School. Amy has two boys of her own and utilized her skills and experience to guide them in the college search and application process firsthand.
Lee Edelman
Lee Edelman was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and moved to the United States, where she pursued a career goal in education. She is an Independent Educational Consultant and earned her certificate through the University of California Irvine, leveraging her 13 years as a classroom teacher in both private and public schools throughout the southeast. She is also an associate member of IECA (Independent Educational Consulting Association). Lee received her Masters in Education from the University of Florida after being awarded a Bachelor of Arts from Florida Atlantic University. Lee has completed over thirty hours of professional educational development courses. Lee was also a consultant for the Anti-Defamation League, where she was responsible for the coordination and marketing of The ADL’s Miller Early Childhood Initiative of World of Differences Institute to preschool and early childhood centers. She used her leadership skills to identify, train, and assign facilitators while also teaching early childhood educators.
Lee has also invested in her professional career as Director of Program Administration at The Body and Soul National Institute and as an Assistant Vice-President of Technology at Bank of America. While in this role, Lee held positions that included project manager for implementation of Data Warehouse System to multiple regional locations and creation of instructional materials used during numerous training sessions. Additionally, Lee was nominated by families and staff of North Springs Charter High School to represent parental interests by holding a seat on the Governance Board. She was also President of the Booster Club at North Springs. Lee has three children and has personally experienced the college search and application process over the years with her own kids.
