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About Nicole Webb

Nicole Webb, Ed.S., NCSP is a nationally certified school psychologist, systems leader, and the Founder and CEO of New School Consulting, where she partners with schools, districts, and organizations to strengthen outcomes for students through MTSS, PBIS, SEL, attendance improvement, school mental health, and psychological services transformation. Nicole provides systems-level consultation and implementation planning, coaching for school-based leadership teams, and professional learning designed to build sustainable capacity for educators and student support professionals. Her work includes coaching behavior teams (including deans), MTSS coordinators, counselors, and social workers to improve tiered supports, align best practices, and strengthen schoolwide systems.

Nicole’s consulting and program development work includes leading a local Atlanta district through the rollout and implementation of district-wide SEL, including the development of SEL standards, program selection, and a three-year professional learning and implementation plan. She also develops and implements Ready to Grow Atlanta, an early learning initiative in collaboration with Atlanta Public Schools and Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students (GEEARS), providing training, coaching, and resources to educators and families of children ages 0–5 through Preschool and Parent Alliance for Academic Confidence Together (PAACT) grant-funded work.

Prior to founding New School Consulting, Nicole served as the Director of Student Supports for Fulton County Schools, where she led the district’s SEL and School Psychology programs, created implementation manuals and procedures, coordinated district-wide professional development, and supervised and evaluated more than forty school psychologists. She strengthened psychological services through improved evaluation processes, structured report development, eligibility guidance, and consultative support across MTSS. Her earlier roles include School Psychologist positions with Fulton County Schools, KIPP Colorado Schools, and Los Angeles Unified School District, and she previously served as a Regional MTSS Coordinator and Mental Health Team Lead, supporting regional implementation planning, coaching, and mental health partnership development.

Nicole is a frequent conference presenter on topics including MTSS, SEL, trauma-informed practices, school-based mental health, behavior supports, and school psychology best practices. She also serves as Product Developer and Product Manager for LilyAssist through the Thriving Students Collective, supporting the creation of an AI-assisted report-writing tool for school psychologists that blends clinical expertise with innovation. In addition, Nicole provides educational advocacy support to families and serves as an expert witness in education-related legal matters. Nicole’s work is grounded in equity, collaboration, and data-driven practices that improve systems and ensure students receive the supports they need to thrive.

What Leaders Are Saying

  • "Nicole has an incredible ability to turn big ideas into small, actionable steps. What feels overwhelming becomes manageable when she's involved. She is thoughtful, organized, and visionary, with an unmatched commitment to quality. I trust her not only to get things done, but to make them even better than I imagined. Her ability to build systems, increase leadership capacity, and move projects forward with both excellence and practicality is truly exceptional."

    — Founder & CEO, Educational Technology Organization

  • "Nicole has single-handedly transformed many of our school's systems and processes. Her expertise in data tracking, school counseling programming, crisis response, and collaborative problem-solving has strengthened our team's capacity and improved how we support students. We regularly rely on her guidance and value not only her knowledge, but also her accessibility and willingness to partner alongside us. The impact of her work can be seen in our improved systems, stronger communication, increased leadership capacity, and better outcomes for students."

    School Counselor, Ohio

  • "Nicole has been essential to the development of our MTSS and PBIS systems. She has a unique ability to quickly identify organizational needs, provide meaningful support, and help teams move from planning to action. Her guidance helped us strengthen our processes, improve communication, build leadership capacity, and ultimately better support students. What I appreciate most is her willingness to provide honest feedback during difficult conversations while remaining supportive and solutions-focused. Nicole is an active listener, a strategic thought partner, and an invaluable resource for any school looking to improve systems and achieve meaningful outcomes."

    Administrator for Behavior + Discipline, Charter School, Ohio

What Educators Are Saying

  • "It's obvious the trainer has extensive, real experience in the schools. The content was well thought out and easy to follow. Definitely able to apply what I heard and want to hear more!"

    — School Psychologist, Georgia Association of School Psychologists Conference Attendee

  • "Engaging presenter that didn't just read the slides to the group. Enjoyed her real life application of the process."

    — School Psychologist, Georgia Association of School Psychologists Conference Attendee

  • "She spoke our language in this presentation and was an effective ally while teaching us."

    — Educator, Southeast Conference on School Climate Attendee

  • "So good! Thank you for being real and giving actual info we can use!!"

    — School Counselor, Southeast Conference on School Climate Attendee

EDUCATION

Loyola Marymount University‍ ‍

Education Specialist in School Psychology‍ ‍

Master of Arts in Educational Psychology

University of Nebraska

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology ‍ ‍

Minor: Child, Youth, and Family Studies

EXPERIENCE

Fulton County Schools

Atlanta, Georgia‍ ‍

Director of Student Supports

School Psychologist

KIPP Colorado Schools

Denver, Colorado‍ ‍

School Psychologist

Regional MTSS Coordinator

Mental Health Team Lead

Los Angeles Unified School District

Los Angeles, California

School Psychologist

STAR Autism

Los Angeles, California

Behavior Therapist

Boys Town

Omaha, Nebraska‍ ‍

Family Visitation Specialist

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Presentations + Panels

Southeast Conference on School Climate (SeCSC), June 2025: Integrating MTSS: Breaking Down Silos to Support the Whole Child

Southeast Conference on School Climate (SeCSC), June 2025: Implementing Counseling Interventions Through an MTSS Framework

Southeast Conference on School Climate (SeCSC), June 2024: Creating a Safe and Supportive School Environment Through Integrating PBIS and SEL

Georgia Association of School Psychologists (GASP) Conference, September 2024: Matching Behavior Supports to Student Need

National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) Webinar, November 2023: Writing Comprehensive, Targeted, Consumer Friendly Psychoeducational Evaluation Reports

Georgia Association of School Psychologists (GASP) Conference, October 2023: Emotional and Behavioral Disability Evaluations: Dos + Don’ts

Georgia Association of School Psychologists (GASP) Conference, October 2023: Implementing Counseling Interventions with Students

Student Support Team Association of Georgia Educators (SSTAGE) Conference, January 2023: STAR Promising Practices District Award Winner Presentation

Student Support Team Association of Georgia Educators (SSTAGE) Conference, January 2022: Social Emotional Continuum of Support

Bark Technologies Panel, March 2022:‍ ‍Let’s Talk About Sexting

North Fulton Mental Health Collaborative, May 2022: Social Emotional Learning

Fulton County Schools Thriving Thirty Conference, February 2020: Trauma Informed Approaches in Schools

KIPP Colorado Schools Family Summit, April 2019: Supporting the Mental Health and Social Emotional Development of Your Student

 FAQs for Schools + Districts