Sally Currier

Sally Currier is an independent education management professional who is deeply dedicated to youth, education, and social justice work. In addition to serving on Phoenix’s Board of Trustees, she serves on the Board of Directors for Inversant (formerly Families United for Educational Leadership) and the Board of Overseers for WGBH and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. She is a New England Advisory Board member for Facing History and Ourselves, and is a member of the Grants Committee for Hestia Boston, a non-profit whose mission is to expand the number of low-income students who obtain degrees from post-secondary educations.

Sally formerly volunteered as Board Chair and Development Chair for Schools for Children, Inc., as Chair for the Weston Special Education Parent Advisory Council, and at the League of Women Voters of Weston. She also served on the Marine Biology Laboratories Capital Campaign Advisory Committee, and the Dearborn Academy Advisory Board.

A longtime Boston resident, Sally is a graduate of Smith College and earned her M.A. in Economics from Boston University, where she was a research assistant and a teaching fellow.