MAGAZINE
NOVEMBER 2025



This issue of K12 Digest brings together a rich mix of ideas from educators, leaders, and thinkers who are navigating the same questions from different angles. Whether you are reading as a parent, a student, a teacher, or a professional, you will find something that challenges, reassures, or sparks a new thought.

COVER STORY
Perspectives Shaped by Nature and Nurture


Teagan Collins, Associate Principal, Westbourne Grammar School


Teagan Collins, Associate Principal at Westbourne Grammar School, is a respected educational leader with extensive experience across the independent school sector.

ADMIN PERSPCTIVE
Empowering the Education System through Courage, Compassion and Conviction


Dr. Marnie Hazelton, Superintendent of Schools, Englewood Public School District


Dr. Marnie Hazelton is a nationally recognized leader in educational equity, civic engagement, and transformative leadership.

ADMIN PERSPCTIVE
Designing Before the Problem: A Curriculum Leadership Philosophy for Equity and Justice


Dr. Carla Grant Mathis, Executive Director of Schools, Richland One Schools


Dr. Carla Grant Mathis serves as the Executive Director of Schools with Richland One Schools and is the Owner and Lead Consultant of Carla Mathis Consulting.

ACADEMIC VIEWS
Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Leaders


Kirsty Nunn, Head of Computer Science, Millfield School


Kirsty Nunn is Head of Computer Science at Millfield School, where she leads a forward-thinking department grounded in creativity, coaching, and cutting-edge digital learning.

ACADEMIC VIEWS
Empowering the Next Generation with AI and Robotics


Abhishek Bahl, Founder, JetLearn


Abhishek Bahl is the Founder of JetLearn, a fast-growing online AI academy for kids and teens. Through JetLearn, Abhishek is on a mission to spark curiosity, confidence, and creativity, helping the next generation unlock the superpowers of AI—regardless of geography or background.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE
Navigating the Intersection of Technology and Education


Eric Brace, Director of First Languages and Digital Innovation, The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation


Eric Brace is the Director of First Languages and Digital Innovation for the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation (ALNF), where he oversees the delivery of the ALNF’s national initiatives.

 

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