Gregory Schuett

Gregory Schuett serves as the principal of the largest outdoor school in California, which accommodates 400 different 6th grade students weekly, emphasizing the connection between science and nature while fostering social growth opportunities. Prior to this role, Gregory Schuett held the position of Vice President for Resource Management at the Volcan Mountain Foundation from 1991 to 2014, focusing on the preservation of the Volcan mountain range. Gregory Schuett earned a Master of Arts in Administrative Services Credential from San Diego State University and a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources and Environmental Education from Michigan State University.