Ryan McLaughlin

Ryan McLaughlin, M.Ed., J.D., is an experienced educator with a passion for fostering intellectual growth and encouraging lifelong learning in students.

With a background in both teaching and school administration, Ryan has designed math curricula, led professional learning communities (PLCs), supervised college students, and taught various levels of math from 6th to 12th grade.

He is an advocate for leveraging technology in education and has a keen interest in utilizing emerging EdTech to enhance the learning experience.

Ryan has a strong belief that all children have the ability to learn and deserve access to high-quality education.

His expertise extends to curriculum design and development, with notable experience at To Move Mountains Projects.

Ryan McLaughlin holds a Master of Education (MEd) in Independent School Leadership from Vanderbilt Peabody College, a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Boston College Law School, and a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the University of South Florida.

He has been associated with prestigious educational institutions such as Brookstone School, Berkeley Preparatory School, St. Agatha School, and Oak Park School, where he has made significant contributions as a mathematics teacher and administrator.

Ryan's professional achievements also include presenting on the use of Game Theory to facilitate discussions in math classrooms, organizing summer camps focused on Game Theory and Cryptology for middle school students, and participating in a teacher-exchange program with a school in Ghana, which he cites as a memorable professional development experience.