Richard Froese
South Peace News
Northland School Division has appointed Michelle Wile as director of inclusive education.
She recently served as acting director of inclusive education and has been an educator for more than 20 years, says a Northland news release dated Feb. 19.
During her career atr Northland, she has served in various roles, such as principal at Fort McKay School, vice-principal at Anzac School – Bill Woodward School and as a teacher at St. Theresa School in Wabasca-Desmarais.
Wile also served as a learning coach and as part of the student services team at central office where she gained experience supporting students with diverse learning needs.
Supt. Cal Johnson says she is well experienced for the position.
“Michelle has demonstrated to us that she is ready to take on this important role for Northland,” Johnson says.
“Her expertise is essential as we continue to implement the Collaborative Respond Model which aims to support student success through regular team meetings, data-informed decision-making and targeted interventions.”
Wile holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology from Mount Saint Vincent University (2006), a Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education from Acadia University (2014), a Master of Education in Inclusive Education from Acadia University (2022) and a Master of Education in Leadership and Social Justice from the University of Calgary (2023).