Educator. Trailblazer. Consultant.

Patrice Frasier, M.S.

First African American & First Woman to serve as Social Studies Department Chair at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (Poly)Since 1999, Patrice has served as a dedicated educator with Baltimore City Public Schools, bringing over two decades of classroom leadership and curriculum development to urban public education. She expands her impact nationally as a consultant for The College Board, where she supports the implementation of the AP African American Studies curriculum through teacher training, pedagogical guidance, and professional development.

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As Featured In: The Washington Post · MSNBC · WYPR

About & Consulting Services

Consulting Services

I partner with institutions to elevate learning outcomes through end-to-end support across four key areas: Curriculum Design & Alignment, creating rigorous, standards-based frameworks; Professional Development & Educator Workshops, empowering teachers with actionable pedagogical strategies; Instructional Coaching & Program Evaluation, building capacity and measuring classroom impact; and Educational Strategy, guiding scalable initiatives that drive long-term institutional growth and equity.

01 Curriculum Design & Development: Standards-aligned K–12 social studies curriculum, AP alignment, and assessments.
02 Professional Development: AP African American Studies teacher training and instructional coaching.
03 Leadership & Department Coaching: Department chair coaching, observation cycles, and expanding AP course access.
04 Keynotes & Workshops: Keynotes on educational equity, access, and culturally responsive learning.

In the News

• The Washington Post — Front Page, Above the Fold

• WYPR Midday — Baltimore’s NPR Station

• MSNBC — Featured coverage on AP African American Studies