Gradient Learning Names New Executive Director
In her tenure at Gradient, Monica has led iterations of the Summit Learning program based on feedback from partner schools to better meet the changing needs of teachers and educators. In her new role, Monica will continue to prioritize helping equip educators across the country with the skills they need to provide a whole student approach to education.
"I'm thrilled to continue to build upon the vision we've been working on with partner schools. We're on a mission to rebuild education and have committed partner schools and a talented team to accomplish this," Miligan said.
"It is the highlight of my time at Gradient to share that
Education is a passion Milligan carries into her personal life by serving as a board member and vice president of Park Ridge School District 64, near
"Congratulations to Monica," said
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About Gradient Learning
As a nonprofit organization led by educators, Gradient Learning is a trusted partner — to communities, schools, educators — that creates captivating solutions to meet the holistic needs of every child while fostering success for all. We are empowering an underpowered educational system to work for students of today and tomorrow. Our offerings include the Summit Learning program — a research-based approach to education designed to drive student engagement, meaningful learning, and strong student-teacher relationships — and Along, a teacher-student connection builder.
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