As a part of a training through the Department of Education’s District Reform Support Network, Principal Danica Petroshius participated in the “Race to the Top-District 2015 Personalized Learning Summit.” The day focused on building capacity for personalized learning, and Petroshius specifically discussed the national landscape of personalized learning.

Petroshius, with fellow speakers Nasir Qadree, Head of Education Technology, Village Capital and Christopher Borunda, Partner, The Learning Accelerator, highlighted how personalized learning has evolved, the impact it has had on education reform and what the future of personalized learning might be. The summit was an opportunity to empower practitioners to continue to improve student achievement.