is an educational consultant with over 30 years of experience as an educator and school leader in both day and boarding schools. He specializes in helping families navigate complex educational challenges—whether at home or within the school system—particularly when the relationship between school and family is tested.

Matt supports families in making informed decisions about the settings and services that will best help their child thrive. His expertise lies in identifying good-fit schools, understanding what resources are available to meet a student’s needs, and coaching parents on how to engage with both student and school in ways that lead to more positive outcomes. Over the years, he has built trusted relationships with therapists, psychiatrists, reading specialists, and school administrators—allowing him to recommend, curate, and coordinate services that truly support students and families.

Matt earned his Master’s in School Leadership from Harvard University in 2006, where he received the Intellectual Contribution/Faculty Tribute Award—an honor given to the student who most significantly contributed to the intellectual life of the community. He went on to serve as a Middle School Director and Associate Head of School, deepening his understanding of both individual and systemic factors that shape student experiences and outcomes.

Matt lives in Philadelphia, PA, with his wife, two children, two playful dogs, and a handful of chickens. He enjoys cooking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and the occasional building project around the house.