Bridget Phillips Email & Phone Number

Mrs. Bridget Bilbray-Phillips is currently the Chief Executive officer of Student Focused Solutions, LLC. In this capacity she works with successful and struggling public and private schools, assisting in the development of strong instructional leaders, strategic planning, and the implementation of arts integration strategies.Bridget was the founding principal for Doral Academy of Nevada and retired on July 31, 2021, as the Chief Academic & Operations Officer. Doral Academy, an arts integrated charter school, opened its doors in August of 2013. The second Doral campus opened in Mountain’s Edge in August of 2014, the third Doral Campus opened in the northwest area of the valley in August 2015, the fourth campus opened in the Summerlin area in August of 2016, and the fifth campus opened in southwest Las Vegas in August of 2017.Bridget was formerly the Director of the School-Community Partnership Program for the Clark County School District for six years. In this position she was responsible for connecting business and community resources to Clark County School District schools. In this role she developed partnerships with non-profit community organizations such as Three Square, Communities In Schools, and Ronald McDonald House Charities.Bridget received an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education from University of Arizona. She earned a graduate degree in School Administration from University of Nevada, Las Vegas.Bridget began teaching in a private school in Las Vegas in 1982. She started teaching for the Clark County School District in 1985. During her time in the Clark County School District she worked as a Curriculum Specialist, Assistant Principal, Principal, and Director. As Principal, she was awarded the PTA Lynel Cunningham Site Administrator Award and was one of three finalists submitted to the State of Nevada as the Elementary National Distinguished Principal. She was a 2010 recipient of President Obama’s HOPE Award for Education. Bridget was recognized by the Latin Chamber of Commerce for her support of youth and education programs in 2011.