Michael Healey
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Michael Healey is an experienced education leader with more than twenty years in teaching, building administration, and service as a superintendent of schools. Throughout his career, he has guided major initiatives in curriculum development, school climate, strategic planning, and operational improvement, as well as the planning and implementation of multimillion-dollar capital projects. Michael brings a practical, student-centered approach to leadership and is committed to helping schools strengthen their culture, improve systems, and support meaningful learning for all.
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