Diane Wright has been an educator for over 40 years. She has both a Bachelor’s and Master of Arts in Education. She began her career in public education, teaching learning disabled and emotionally impaired middle school students. She then transitioned into teaching elementary and then middle school students in the disciplines of language arts and science. She was very active in her school’s school improvement team, was a facilitator in her district’s professional development program and was trained in cognitive coaching. In 2010, she was named teacher of the year for her district.

During the summer months, Diane has taught graduate courses at the university level in collaborative learning and multiple intelligences.

Diane believes in inspiring others to become critical thinkers, active learners, and engaged achievers. She is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, character, and creativity through collaboration and inquiry.