Adam Dysart

Adam Dysart is an experienced educator and leader in the field of student support and advancement. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of Washington, a Masters in Teaching from Seattle University, and has completed Principal and Program Administrator Certification from the University of Washington. Dysart’s impressive educational background has prepared him for his current role as Assistant Principal at Highland Park Elementary in Seattle Public Schools.

His experience in Seattle Public Schools includes serving as the IS math coach, MTSS manager, and his current role as Assistant Principal, where he leads a dedicated team of staff and families. Dystart has also served as the Assistant Director of Student Advancement at Highline Public Schools, where he developed and implemented programs to advance student success.

At Highland Park Elementary, Dysart’s team focuses on implementing pro-social, positive behavioral supports, and equitable academic practices, grounded in continuous improvement and inquiry. Students receive a multi-tiered system of supports that meet them at their developmental level, ensuring that they receive instruction and social-emotional skills that benefit their healthy relationships.

His dedication to student advancement has earned him a good reputation in the local education community, and his leadership abilities continue to bear fruit in his daily work. As an educator and leader in the fields of student support and advancement, Dysart’s work exemplifies ethical practices that result in student success.