Mrs. Kerri Greenwell

Motivational Messages, Leadership Development

Kerri Greenwell Professional Career

  • Twenty-nine year public educator
  • M.A. in Educational Leadership, B.A. in English
  • English Language Arts and French Teacher, A+ Coordinator, 7-12 Principal 
  • 2021 Missouri High School Principal of the Year
  • 2021 Northeast Missouri Regional High School Principal of the Year
  • Missouri Leadership Development System (MLDS) Mentor for new principals
  • Participated in Missouri Leadership Development System, Leadership Academy, and Teacher Academy 
  • Trained in Kagan Cooperative Learning Structures, scoring MAP tests, curriculum writing and revising, and the Missouri Educator Evaluation System
  • Kerri Greenwell: Editor and Advanced Reader for published authors

Personal, Hobbies, In My Spare Time, Unique Facts

  • Wife, mother, life-long learner, retired principal
  • Reader, scrapbooker, card maker, podcast listener, music lover, world traveler
  • Sports fan of Mizzou, the Kansas City Chiefs, and the St. Louis Cardinals
  • Watching my sons, nieces, and nephews play sports during their high school careers
  • Former two-time All-State basketball player and coach
  • Recently retired and looking for my next adventure

What I Love About School / The Profession of Education

  • Building long-lasting relationships
  • The students
  • Advocating and sustaining school cultures conducive to continuous improvement for students and staff
  • Assisting school districts in the development and implementation of effective instructional methods, assessments, and activities related to improving academic achievement
  • Networking with other educators

Favorite Quote:
“Every child deserves a champion; an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best they can possibly be.” ~Rita Pierson

Favorite or Most Impactful Teacher Growing Up
Mrs. Nita Shipp was my high school English and French teacher. I had the privilege of teaching next door to her when I started teaching at the school where I graduated. We share the love of reading, teaching, and traveling. I’m thankful Nita became such a good friend and encourager to me.