Glenview Public School District 34
Brian Engle currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent For Instructional Innovation at Glenview Public School District, a position held since June 2004. With a diverse background in educational technology and instructional facilitation, Brian has also worked as the Executive Director of Educational Technology at Glenview School District and served as the Director of Technology for Prospect Heights School District 23. Prior experience includes roles as an Instructional Facilitator for Technology and a Special Education Instructional Facilitator in various school districts. Educational qualifications include a Certificate of Advance Study in Educational Leadership and Administration from National Louis University, a Master of Arts in Educational/Instructional Technology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Elementary Education and Teaching from Indiana University Bloomington.
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Glenview Public School District 34
Glenview School District 34 is a diverse, inclusive school district that serves approximately 4,300 students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade across three primary schools (Henking, Lyon and Westbrook), three intermediate schools (Glen Grove, Hoffman and Pleasant Ridge), and two middle schools (Attea and Springman). The primary and intermediate schools are organized in three clusters: Henking-Hoffman; Lyon-Pleasant Ridge; and Westbrook-Glen Grove. The early childhood program serves a blend of students with special needs and typically developing peers and is housed within Westbrook School. D34 enjoys support from parents and community members. Four Parent Teacher Organizations (one from each cluster, and one for the middle schools) provide volunteers, programs, and financial support to the schools they serve. The Glenview Education Foundation provides generous District-wide financial support for innovative initiatives that reach all students. Teacher profile: On average, teachers average more than 8 years of teaching experience and 76% of District 34 teachers have a master’s degree or above. Total district land: 80 acres