Shane Keeling

Shane Keeling has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Shane started their career as a 4th/5th Grade Teacher and Asst. Girl's Soccer Coach at Lincoln Public Schools in 1998. After six years, they moved on to work as a Resource Teacher and Asst. Boy's Soccer/9th Basketball Coach at Waverly High and Hamlow Elementary Schools. In 2009, they took on the role of 7-12 Principal/Athletic Director at North Loup Scotia and later became the PK-4 Principal at Central City Schools in 2010. Shane then joined Glenwood Community Schools as an Alternative Education Coordinator/Instructor and later became an At-Risk and Behavior Specialist/Boys Soccer Coach/Boys 7th Basketball Coach. In 2015, Keeling became the Director of Special Services at David City Public Schools. Currently, they are serving as the Director Of Special Education at Auburn Public Schools since 2020.

Shane Keeling has an extensive education history. Shane first attended Doane College from 1994 to 1998, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary and Special Education. Following this, from 2000 to 2002, Keeling pursued a Master of Education degree with a focus on Curriculum & Instruction, also at Doane University. In 2002, they continued their education at Doane University and completed a Masters in Educational Leadership, Elementary, which lasted until 2004. Keeling then obtained a second Masters in Educational Leadership, this time with a focus on Secondary education, from Doane University in 2009. Lastly, from 2017 to 2020, they pursued an Education Specialist degree at Doane University, although the specific field of study was not provided.

Apart from their formal education, Keeling also holds additional certifications, including Nebraska Standard and Iowa Professional Administrative Certification. However, specific details regarding the institution from which they obtained these certifications, as well as the exact month and year of attainment, were not provided.