Leketa Schilling
About Leketa Schilling
Leketa Schilling is a District Partnership Manager Lead with a strong background in education and business, known for her direct interactions with educators across the U.S. and her deep roots in teaching.
District Partnership Manager Lead
Leketa Schilling serves as the District Partnership Manager Lead. In this role, she works closely with educators and administrators across the country, engaging directly with them to support their needs and foster strong partnerships. Her position places her on the front lines of the company's operations, making her a pivotal figure in the organization's efforts to connect and support educational districts.
Education and Expertise
Leketa Schilling holds degrees in Neuroscience and Psychology from the University of Maryland. Furthering her academic credentials, she also earned an MBA from the University of Rochester. Her extensive educational background equips her with a deep understanding of the sciences as well as valuable insights into business and management, enabling her to navigate complex educational landscapes effectively.
Teach for America Experience
Leketa Schilling is an alumna of Teach for America. She has taught in diverse and challenging environments, including Southeast Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Through this experience, she has developed a nuanced understanding of various educational settings and has honed her skills in addressing the unique needs of students from different backgrounds.
Personal Background and Lifestyle
A proud 'Maine-iac,' Leketa Schilling enjoys life on her farm in the Pine Tree State. She shares this rural lifestyle with her husband, where they tend to their pigs, King Arthur and Queen Guinevere. She engages in outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, and swimming in local ponds and lakes. Leketa and her family are also planning to open a 'glampground' in the future, combining her passion for nature with entrepreneurial spirit.
Third-Generation Science Teacher
Leketa Schilling comes from a lineage of educators, being a third-generation science teacher. This deep-rooted connection to education underscores her dedication and passion for teaching. The tradition of imparting knowledge runs in her family, influencing her career choices and her approach to her current role as District Partnership Manager Lead.