Time for Class 2026: The AI Tipping Point: From Monitoring Students to Engaging Them
June 12, 2026 PapersHigher Ed Reaches the AI Tipping Point: Integration, Not Restriction, Drives Student Engagement Tyton Partners, with support from…
Louise Hay is an Associate at Tyton Partners, bringing a strong foundation in data analysis, program evaluation, and education to the firm’s Strategy Consulting Practice. She joined Tyton in September 2024, driven by a passion for strengthening educational initiatives through data-driven insights and strategic solutions.
Before joining Tyton Partners, Louise contributed to research and evaluation efforts at the Public Health Management Corporation, analyzing program impact, presenting key findings, and synthesizing research to inform decision-making in education. She also spent time in the classroom as a Teaching Fellow at Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia, where she guided 9th-grade students through hands-on science learning. At Middlebury College, Louise led the data analysis for a study on solitude skills, helping to shape conversations around student well-being and program effectiveness.
With a sharp analytical approach and a deep commitment to education, Louise helps organizations navigate challenges, optimize programs, and drive meaningful impact.
Conducted market research and mapping to support a virtual healthcare company’s expansion into K-12 districts.
Assisted in due diligence analysis for a private equity firm evaluating an investment in the extracurricular K-12 music and dance landscape.
Conducted market research and assisted in due diligence analysis for a private equity firm evaluating an investment in UK education-managed IT services.
Physical health instruction, such as leading rhythm cycling classes or providing swim instruction to kids
Exploring the outdoors through walking or hiking
Trying new activities—most recently Nordic skiing and rock climbing
Spending quality time with friends and family
Philadelphia sports
B.A., Statistics and Psychology, Middlebury College