Pauline Leavitt

Pauline Leavitt has a diverse and extensive work experience in the education sector. Pauline is currently working as a School Principal at Lake Elsinore Unified School District, where they focus on helping students reach their full potential, creating intervention systems, and fostering relationships with students, staff, parents, and the community.

Prior to this, Pauline served as Principal at Montecito High School in Ramona Unified School District and supported over 850 students and 75 staff members. Pauline also held the position of Principal at Olive Peirce Middle School, where they maintained and re-designated the school as a "Schools to Watch" middle school, advocating for fair and equal education. Additionally, Pauline served as Principal at James Dukes Elementary School and Assistant Principal at Olive Peirce Middle School.

Pauline's earlier experience includes working as an Assistant Principal at Emerson-Bandini Elementary School in San Diego City Unified School District. Pauline played a significant role in promoting academics, providing differentiated learning opportunities, and implementing successful school systems.

Furthermore, Pauline has held various teaching and administrative roles in different organizations, including a literacy administrator and summer school principal at Ray A. Kroc Middle School.

Through their varied roles and responsibilities, Pauline has demonstrated their commitment to student success, implementing innovative educational practices, and fostering collaborative relationships within the school community.

Pauline Leavitt earned a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies from San Diego State University. Pauline later pursued a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership and Administration, General from National University from 2004 to 2005. Additionally, Pauline has obtained certifications in Administrative Credential and Multiple Subject Teaching Credential.