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Wolf Creek Public Schools (WCPS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Coleman Miller as the division’s new Education Services Coordinator, with a focus on curriculum, instruction and assessment.
Miller is currently serving as assistant principal at Clive School and brings a strong foundation in leadership and instructional practice to the division-level role.
Before joining WCPS, he served as assistant principal and acting principal at Forestburg School (K–12) in the Battle River School Division. While there, he was a key member of the division’s curriculum implementation team, supporting the rollout of several new K–6 subject areas.
“Coleman brings a wealth of experience in curriculum leadership and school-based administration,” said Kevin Newman, assistant superintendent of education services.
“His background in literacy, numeracy, intervention programming and educational technology will be an asset as we continue to support high-quality instruction and assessment practices across the division.”
Miller holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alberta – Augustana, a Bachelor of Education from the University of Calgary, and a Master of Education from the University of Ottawa. His well-rounded academic background, paired with hands-on experience in both rural and K–12 settings, positions him well to support schools across WCPS.
“I am honoured to join the Education Services team and excited to collaborate with schools across the division to support student learning and instructional excellence,” said Miller.
“I look forward to contributing to the ongoing growth and success of Wolf Creek classrooms.”
Miller’s appointment reflects WCPS’s commitment to strong instructional leadership and a focus on student-centred teaching and learning.
With information from Wolf Creek Public Schools.
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