Cheryl Spittler is an experienced professional developer and teacher with 20 years of classroom experience. Ms. Spittler has years of experience working with high risk youth. Since beginning work with school climate and safety, Ms. Spittler has trained thousands of bus drivers in Behavior Management for Front Line Personnel in both rural and urban school districts. She has her B.S. in Secondary Education (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), M. Ed. In Curriculum and Instruction (Wayne State University). Currently she is a Doctoral Candidate in Educational Leadership from Grand Canyon University.
Cheryl holds certifications in AWR 148: Crisis Management for School Based Incidents- Partnering Rural Law Enforcement and the Local School Systems, Crisis Prevention Institutes: Nonviolent Crisis Intervention, Franklin Covey’s Speed of Trust, 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, and is an expert in school climate and bullying, behavior and instructional management.