Kailyn Stahl 
304 Pinewood Cir 
Plymouth, MI 48170 
(630) 202-6763 
kailyngebner@sbcglobal.net 
Experienced leader, teacher, and coach 

EDUCATION  CERTIFICATIONS 

University of Michigan, ​Ann Arbor, MI — M

​ .A. Educational  Illinois​ - Standard 
Leadership and Policy  Elementary K-8, LBS1 
August 2018 - August 2020 

● 2020 Intern for the University of Michigan and Tennessee  Michigan ​- Elementary 
Department of Education Mentors Matter Initiative  Education 
● Qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis 
● Independent research and literature review of teacher attrition in the 
United States  SKILLS 
● Teacher’s Assistant for graduate level seminar, responsible for grading   
papers and facilitation of discussion  Curriculum development and 
adaptation 
 
Carthage College, ​Kenosha, WI — ​Elementary and Special  Data collection and analysis 
Education   
Intentional instructional and 
September 2013 - June 2016  questioning practices 
● Carthage Women’s NCAA Swim Team 2012-2014 
● Member of Pi Lambda Theta (National Educational Society) 
● Dean’s List  AWARDS 
● Cum Laude Graduate 
UofM Scholarship recipient 
● Honors of Education Recipient 

EXPERIENCE 

​ lymouth, MI — ​2nd Grade Teacher 

Plymouth Scholars, P
August 2018 - PRESENT 

● Data collection and analysis: test scores, behavior management, 

classroom academics/achievement 
● Adaptation of grade level curriculum to meet the needs of high 
achieving students and reflect the culture of diverse families 
● Utilization of informal and formal assessments to assess student 
understanding and progress. Implementation of various classroom 
management routines and procedures 
● Frequent communication with parents and family members using online 
tools and in-person meetings 
● Engage students in technology related experiences that directly support 
student learning 
● Implementation of MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Support) with both 
academic and behavioral needs 
 Christopher House Elementary, C
​ hicago, IL — 4
​ th Grade 
Teacher 
August 2016 - June 2018 

● Development of fourth grade curriculum: all subjects 

● Engagement of bilingual students in a diverse curriculum that allows 
self-expression and culture appreciation 
● Participation in cross-classroom and multi-grade guided reading and 
STEAM (science) blocks 
● Girls on the Run Coach 
● Partnership with LEAP Innovations 
 

LEADERSHIP PROFILE 
Leadership isn't just leading a group of people through a task or an
idea. Leadership is using your own knowledge and beliefs to help
others learn, grow, and find new ideas and capabilities themselves. A
leader doesn't have to be someone who is comfortable standing in front
of a room of people. A leader is a person who can use even the
smallest conversations to make change or inspire others. Within
schools, it is very important to have teacher leaders. These people help
ask questions, make changes, and build a community within the school
that is accepting and forward thinking.  

REFERENCES 
 
 
Maria Coolican  J​ amie Garner 
Professor and Advisor  Dean at Plymouth Scholars 
(734) 417-6806  (248) 345-6578 
mariajc@umich.edu  94.jgarner@nhaschools.com 
    
Maren Oberman  Alex Dovale 
Professor  Head Swim Coach – Lakeshore Stingrays 
(734) 647-2476   (646)462-1439 
m​areneo@umich.edu  alexdo@lakeshoresf.com 

  
Sabrina Terenzi 
Principal at Plymouth Scholars 
(734) 674-2944 
94.sterenzi@nhaschools.com 
 
Lindsay Hill 
Teacher at Plymouth Scholars 
(734) 748-4490 
94.lhill@nhaschools.com