Eno Richardson is an assistant principal and the founder of Eno Richardson Consulting (ERC). She is passionate about education and believes that all children deserve excellent schooling. She is most fervent about reading and the ability for books to transform the minds and the lives of children. Eno believes that reading is the great equalizer. Eno possesses a core belief that a school environment which cultivates independent readers and builds a love of reading is a school where students will excel beyond measure. Despite a student’s race, background ethnic, or socioeconomic status, the ability to read a diverse selection of books unlocks growth and provides unimaginable opportunities. Eno has served in schools for 10 years as a classroom teacher and currently as an assistant principal. She has experience teaching a range of scholars in both middle and high school. She has invested her years in urban schools working diligently to ensure students get the excellent education that they deserve. As the founder of Eno Richardson Consulting, Eno works with school districts and school leaders to assess the efficacy of their current reading programs, create robust reading initiatives, lead collaborative professional development, build investment strategies and track scholar progress in order to build a culture of independent reading that propels academic gains while fostering a student love of reading. Eno graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Science in Child Development and Medicine, Health and Society and a minor in Spanish. She is a graduate of Nashville Teaching Fellows under The New Teacher Project. She obtained her Masters of Education from Vanderbilt’s Peabody College of Education with a focus on Teaching and Learning in Urban Schools. Eno holds a specialty in English Language Learners and is a graduate of the Relay National Principals Academy Fellowship.