S1 E18: Principal – Travis Brantingham & Peter Dry
April 10, 2018
Overview:
Travis Brantingham, Head of School
Taking the reins in 2014, Travis Brantingham has committed himself to establishing and maintaining the highest standards of teaching and learning; developing student leadership, character, and community; and ensuring that Principia School students benefit from a relevant, hands-on, education that equips them to be effective global citizens. Travis holds a BA from Principia College and an MA from Maryville University.
Peter Dry, Dean of Innovation and Academics
Bringing a wealth of international experience. Peter Dry focuses on professional development, equipping Principia’s teaching team with the tools to incorporate student-led discovery and authentic learning with an emphasis on entrepreneurial thinking and intellectual and emotional resilience. Peter holds a BA from the University of Natal, South Africa, and an MA from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia.
Email:
Travis Brantingham Travis.Brantingham@principia.edu
Peter Dry Peter.Dry@principia.edu
Website: www.principiaschool.org
The Host:
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