Dr. David R. Schuler

Dr. David R. Schuler

CEO & Co Founder @ Transeo

About Dr. David R. Schuler

Dr. David R. Schuler CEO and Co-Founder

Dr. David R. Schuler serves as the CEO and Co-founder of initiatives aimed at reshaping educational readiness. His leadership role is pivotal in promoting and implementing strategies that prepare students for a successful future. With a focus on post-secondary readiness, Dr. Schuler's work is central to modern educational practices.

Redefining Ready! Initiative

Dr. David R. Schuler launched Redefining Ready!, a national initiative designed to recalibrate how educational success and readiness are measured. This program focuses on preparing students for college, career, and life by providing a more comprehensive and practical framework for assessing student readiness beyond traditional academic metrics.

AASA Leadership and Recognition

During the 2015-16 period, Dr. Schuler served as the president of AASA, The School Superintendents Association. His leadership in this role underscored his commitment to advancing educational standards across the United States. In 2018, he was recognized as both the Illinois Superintendent of the Year and the AASA National Superintendent of the Year, highlighting his significant contributions to education.

Dr. David R. Schuler's Educational Background

Dr. Schuler holds a bachelor’s degree from Carroll University and advanced degrees, including a master’s and doctoral degree, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His academic achievements reflect his dedication to educational excellence and his pursuit of knowledge in the field of education.

Career as a Superintendent

Dr. Schuler has an extensive career serving as a superintendent in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. His experience in this role has allowed him to implement innovative educational strategies and advocate for community service learning. His career reflects his focus on ensuring all students are prepared for college, career, and beyond.

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