Dick Schaal will retire from ILP directorship in May
Veteran educator Richard Schaal has announced he will resign as director of the Institute for Learning Partnership at UW-Green Bay effective May 31. Schaal first joined the Institute in 2003 as coordinator of the Professional Development Certificate program. He accepted appointment as director in 2007, succeeding John Crubaugh.
The Institute brings together educators from area K-12 school districts, universities and colleges, along with business and community leaders, to improve learning for all students in pre-kindergarten through grade 16. Prior to joining UW-Green Bay, Schaal was a staff development trainer for the Green Bay Area Public Schools and a principal at Fort Howard, Red Smith and Baird schools.
We’ll have more to say about Dick and his contributions to education at the Institute and community as his retirement nears.
Congratulations to Dick Schaal. He has done a tremendous job with the Institute for Learning Partnership! I have had the opportunity to participate in an ILP Grant as well as complete the Professional Development Certificate. Both programs are making a difference in our schools and positively impacting students. Thank you for your dedication, Dick. I hope your successor is able to continue the valuable programs you currently direct.