Wheaton Christian Grammar School
Stephen Johnson has a diverse work experience in the field of technology. Stephen started their career at Wheaton Christian Grammar School in 1982 as a 6th-grade teacher and technology specialist. Stephen then worked at Wheaton Academy as a Technology Coordinator/Educator from 1992 to 1999. At Mars Hill Data Solutions, Inc., they served as the President/CEO, focusing on providing technology-based consulting and solutions. Stephen also worked as a Senior Technology Analyst at Tyndale House Publishers, where they were responsible for evaluating, purchasing, installing, and maintaining desktop/notebook systems. Currently, they are the Director of Technology at Wheaton Christian Grammar School, overseeing network, hardware, software, and user support. Additionally, they teach technology-focused classes as an Adjunct Professor at Wheaton College.
Stephen Johnson earned a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Teaching from Wheaton College in 1982. Stephen went on to receive a Master of Science in Computer Technology in Education from National Louis University in 1988. Finally, they pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Technology in Education at Nova Southeastern University from 1996 to 1999, but did not complete their degree (ABD).
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Wheaton Christian Grammar School
Wheaton Christian Grammar School is a private, nondenominational Christian school emphasizing a biblical worldview coupled with strong academics and a nurturing environment. The school is accredited by NCA CASI, ACSI, and has full nonpublic school recognition from the Illinois State Board of Education. Founded in 1942, the school currently enrolls more than 600 kindergarten through eighth grade students at its Winfield campus. Years of enrollment growth led the school to relocate in 2010 from its 1951-era building on Harrison Avenue in Wheaton to a new, 35-acre, state-of-the-art campus. With an 80 year legacy housed in a state of the art facility, WCGS has faithfully raised up the next generation to be Christ-centered, critical thinkers, who build community for God’s glory, and by God’s grace.