Amy Liebel
Chief Operations Officer | Regional Instructional Coach
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About Me
About Me
I’ve been in education for 14 years and am entering my third year working for the REA in a new role as our Chief Operations Officer. My main focus' include supporting schools throughout our region through site visits, coaching, mentoring, professional development, and more. I love the opportunity to travel and build connections with educators across our region—there are truly so many incredible things happening here in the West.
When I'm not working I love spending time with my three kids and husband, traveling, watching our oldest two kids in their sports and chasing our toddler around the neighborhood or watching him dig in the dirt/sandbox with all his trucks. Â
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston, Illinois
Bachelors of Education - BEdÂ
Elementary Education with Middle School Math and Science Endorsement
2008-2011
Western Governors University
Salt Lake City, Utah
Master of Education - MEdÂ
Educational Leadership and Administration
2018-2019
Provided Services
Provided Services
Instructional Coaching
Teacher Mentoring
Classroom Management Support
Professional Learning Communities (PLC); construction, facilitation, implementation.
ND State Standards
Standards Based Grading, Standard Mapping, Data Dives (Student/Class/School Levels), Pacing Guide Builds, Common Documents, etc.
Professional Development Trainings
LETRS Facilitator | Volume 1 + Volume 2
UFLI Foundations
Leading for Literacy for Administration
Professional Learning Communities for educators on their campus.
Professional Learning Communities for Teachers from Overseas, collaboration with NCEC
Classroom Management Strategies
Science of Reading; literacy practices and implementation
School Improvement Support; TSI/CSI Liaison
Literacy Support; Tier 1 Curriculum Resource Review, Supplemental Support
Digital Content Creating; Data Walls, Student Portfolios, School-Wide Hubs, etc.
PowerSchool Support
Technology Integration Support + Development
Book Studies; Leading for Literacy, CHAMPS Classroom Management, Learning by Doing, and many more.
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