School leaders remain committed to the success of their students, schools and communities. The commitment grows even as the pressures of diverse student populations, continued budget deficits and a persistent lean economy. Based on No Child Left Behind legislation, parents are increasingly aware of school choice options which place additional pressure on educational leaders for ...
ware@thewaregroup.org
Ann Ware serves as an educational consultant to local school districts, local and national educational organizations and the private sector. She has worked in the Georgia K-12 educational community for thirty plus years with experiences at the classroom, school, district, and state level. For ten years, she served Henry County Schools as the Director of Technology Services and fostered the value of strong school improvement relationships among district and school leaders. She served the state in her work at the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) while working as the Associate Superintendent for Instruction and then the Interim Deputy Superintendent for Technology Services. While working at the GaDOE, she fostered the value of a common language within school improvement planning process and appropriate technology infused professional development. She advanced the process of aligning appropriate technologies within proven research-based strategies for regular use within classroom practices and subsequent targeted professional development. Ann values collaboration with local district leaders and the private sector on leveraging technology solutions that support positive student outcomes.