Scott Hill

Scott Hill recently returned to SI&A after serving in a public role as California’s Undersecretary for the Office of Education. He is known at both state and national levels for his experience in establishing and implementing standards-based reforms in K-12 schools. Prior to three years (2004-2007) with SI&A, Hill was a partner at Camelot Consulting LLC, providing strategic planning, business-to-government, and advocacy services to clients that included the California School Boards Association, WestEd, USA Funds, MetaMetrics, and EdGate. As the Chief Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction, he directed daily operations of the California Department of Education, including school Districts and school finance. He directed the statewide revision and implementation of School Accountability Report Cards (SARCs) called for in California Senate Bill No.1400. Also the former Executive Director of the California Academic Standards Commission and Curriculum Commission, Mr. Hill worked as Communications Director for the George Lucas Educational Foundation and as a Senior Policy Analyst for the California School Boards Association. He earned his undergraduate degree in political science from George Washington University, and holds an M.A. in government from the University of Virginia.