Chris Bolyard is a veteran educator and native Texan. He served in many teaching and administrative roles in Pasadena ISD before moving into educational sales. Chris is passionate about helping schools and districts find the right curriculum solutions to meet the ever-changing needs of the student body.
He lives in the Houston area with his wife, four daughters, and 3 dogs.
To contact Chris, send him an email at cbolyard@carnegielearning.com or call him at (832)331-3446.
Sharon Roth began her education career in Garland ISD as a GT educator, campus coaching liaison and now has been serving, consulting and partnering with districts in Texas for close to 30 years. She lives in the Plano area, north of Dallas, and represents districts in Regions 9,10,11,and 14, since joining Carnegie Learning in 2019. Her experience spans in education consulting from core, to supplemental and intervention, assessment, adoptions and helping to build strong instructional models. Sharon has two college daughters, is a Longhorn at heart, and in her free time loves to travel.
972.824.2501
Debra Mayfield is a life-long resident and educator from San Antonio, Texas. She has worked in professional development/implementation and sales for several companies and now Carnegie Learning, serving Regions 15,16,17,18,19 and 20. Debra was a teacher, principal, and district administrator in Harlandale ISD on the southside of San Antonio and is always proud to say, "I am a Southsider." Since 2005, Debra has worked in the instructional technology/publication field. Her goal in moving to this field was to effect more change in instruction across the state of Texas and the United States. She has worked in professional development/implementation and sales for several companies and now Carnegie Learning. She still lives in San Antonio with her husband of 30+ years and has two daughters that are also in education. In addition to her human family, Debra also has three dogs and 1 cat. Of course, they are just as much family as her husband and daughters. In her spare time. Debra loves to travel, go to the theater for plays and musicals and see movies.
dmayfield@carnegielearning.com
Bradley Luster: Account Executive
Bradley is a former Texas High School Assistant Principal. Bradley utilizes his educational leadership expertise and strategic sales knowledge to enhance current relationships and build new partnerships with school districts across Texas Regions 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, and 13.
Shelly Mitchell has served as a Texas classroom teacher, instructional coach, and assistant principal during the last 17 years. Shelly received her Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics from Houston Baptist University and her Masters of Science in Educational Administration from Lamar University. Shelly began her journey with Carnegie Learning as a Customer Success Manager collaborating with districts all across Texas. She enjoys partnering with school districts to impact student learning and empowering campus leaders to leverage their resources for the benefit of students and teachers. She lives in the Houston area with her husband, daughter and son. She services districts in Regions 1, 2, 3, and 4.
smitchell@carnegielearning.com
Suzanne McPartland is a Sr. Account Manager at Carnegie Learning and serves districts in Regions 1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, and 13. Suzanne joined Carnegie Learning in November 2019 as a Sr. Account Manager. Prior to Carnegie, she worked in educational sales with PowerSchool, Apple, Pearson and Scientific Learning. She currently lives in northern California and enjoys paddleboarding, hiking, biking and is a foodie.
smcpartland@carnegielearning.com
Ph: 530.672.6167
Paige joined Carnegie Learning in June of 2022 as an SDR and then moved into the Account Manager Role in January of 2023. She currently partners to support Regions 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. Prior to Carnegie, she worked as an educator in Klein and Forney ISD for 8 years. She currently lives in Red Oak, TX with her husband of 10 years, their son. Paige also loves to race cars at the local dragstrip as a weekend hobby.
