Amy Swenson is a highly educated and experienced educator and administrator. With a Bachelor's Degree in Social Studies Teacher Education and German from Concordia College, a Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from National Louis University, and K-12 Principal Licensure training from St. Cloud State University, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. Amy has also undertaken professional development programs like the Courage to Teach Certificate Program at Hamline University and the Professional Development Certificate at the National Urban Alliance - WMEP.

Amy has experience working with a range of educational institutions and districts, including Minneapolis Public Schools, Albert Lea Area Schools, Mundelein High School District 120, and Fridley High School. She has worked as a Social Studies Teacher, Professional Development Specialist, and AP Coordinator/Testing Coordinator/Gifted and Talented specialist at Wayzata Public Schools.

Amy's skills and expertise lie in education and administration, with a focus on curriculum design and professional development. She has also demonstrated success in coordinating testing programs, overseeing gifted and talented students, and implementing technology-based learning initiatives. Through her work, Amy has become an expert in teacher training and instruction, educational program development and implementation, and student assessment and evaluation.