A lifelong resident of Massachusetts, Alicia is an alumna of Boston Latin School Class of 1996. She earned her BA in Music Theory and Composition and Communications from Franklin Pierce University. As mom of two, both with IEPs, she has been a proponent of inclusive school policies for over a decade. She spent many years with the Westford SEPAC and continues to be an advocate for SEPAC awareness in MA and beyond – including authoring a bill that proposes expanding both SEPAC and ELLPAC inclusion in district policy decisions.
Alicia was a member of the Westford School Committee for five years before being appointed to the Nashoba Technical High School School Committee, where she currently serves as Secretary. She is also the Nashoba Tech representative on the Westford Community Access Television Board of Directors. Though she has served on many subcommittees and in various leadership roles, policy work remains her favorite part of the job. She is currently pursuing the Public Leadership Credential with the Kennedy School at Harvard.
Alicia currently resides in Westford with her husband and children.