Ms. Elisabeth Burba

Mrs. Burba began her teaching career in 2007 in Virginia, where she taught elementary school for both Richmond City and Chesterfield County Public Schools. During that time, she served in various leadership positions, including team leader, school improvement grade level lead, new teacher mentor, Title I lead math teacher, student teaching supervisor, and clinical faculty member for Virginia Commonwealth University. She was also recognized as ‘Teacher of the Year’ for Hopkins Elementary School in 2016. Mrs. Burba served as a K-5 district math specialist for Henrico County Public Schools from 2017-2019 where she supported math instruction, tiered interventions, and school improvement for seven schools. Mrs. Burba joined DoDEA as a fourth-grade teacher in 2019. She has served as a team leader, continuous school improvement chair, data facilitator, and lead math teacher. Mrs. Burba currently serves as the assistant principal for Marshall Elementary School. During this time, Mrs. Burba has led multi-tiered systems of support efforts, continuous school improvement, and positive behavior intervention support programs.

Mrs. Burba earned her undergraduate degree in education with a reading concentration from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and her Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development and Instruction through Averett University. She obtained her K-8 Math Specialist Endorsement through Virginia Commonwealth University and her Administration and Educational Leadership certificate through George Washington University. Mrs. Burba is currently in an Educational Specialist/Doctoral program for Administration and Educational Leadership through Liberty University.

Mrs. Burba is excited and honored for this opportunity to continue to serve military-connected students. With her husband, Jonathan, she enjoys spending time outdoors, live music, and cheering on her favorite Pittsburgh sports teams.