Our Team

Sofía María Bosch is a bilingual special education teacher, reading interventionist, department head, and pilot program lead at public school J.H.S. 050 John D. Wells in Brooklyn, NY. Sofía is also the founder and CEO of EdTech startup MaMu, an education company passionate about building a toolkit and feedback loops for those who support diverse learners (neurodiverse + multilingual).

Her work at MaMu is incredibly personal. Sofía is proudly Mexican-Spanish-American and was a kid who moved every two years, living in 5 countries and learning new languages. She also had an undiagnosed learning disorder until her senior year of high school. She felt slow, incapable, and behind throughout her entire K-12 experience. Similarly to many of her students (and student-teachers), Sofía never felt equipped to thrive in our typical classroom.

That’s why she is a firm believer in the brilliance of every student, multilingualism, elevating community voices, innovation in education, creating resources, and the power of storytelling. Before becoming a teacher, Sofía worked in journalism, community organizing, research/project management, startups, 21st-century skills education (financial, sexual), and design-thinking roles. She has degrees from the University of Southern California, the City College of New York, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Sofía is also on the board for USC Troy Camp in Los Angeles.

When she's not teaching, you can find her writing poetry, reading, at the gym, dancing salsa, or outdoors. She also spends time cooking and exploring new places to eat with her husband, who is from Venezuela.