Julie Young joins GEMS Education as an education advisor

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GEMS Education has appointed Julie Young, a prominent education entrepreneur and leader, as its Education Advisor to enhance its American curriculum schools and guide the integration of technology across all GEMS institutions.

As the President of Julie Young Education, Young is recognized for her innovative approach to school design, catering to various educational models such as virtual, blended, and tech-enhanced learning.

Her groundbreaking work in K-12 online education has earned her global recognition. Serving as the President and CEO of Florida Virtual School (FLVS) since its founding in 1996, she established it as a standard for excellence in online education and a leader in technological innovation.

Most recently, Young held the position of Vice President of Educational Outreach and Student Services at Arizona State University (ASU), further cementing her status as a leader in educational innovation. At ASU, she played a crucial role in developing ASU Prep Digital, a cutting-edge K-12 online education platform, where she was Managing Director. This network of schools serves as a hub for innovation and provides essential tools and resources for K-12 education.

Julie Young said, GEMS Education has a rich history of innovation in global K-12 education. In this advisory role, I look forward to contributing my expertise in online education and school design, particularly to support the American curriculum schools. My goal is to complement GEMS’ strong technological foundation and support their efforts in aligning K-12 with higher education models. This collaboration aims to further enhance the dynamic learning environments that prepare GEMS students for success in our rapidly evolving world.”

At ASU, Young effectively spearheaded the implementation of innovative educational models that seamlessly connect K-12 and higher education. This initiative highlights her commitment to creating learning opportunities that go beyond conventional age, grade level, and geographic limitations.

GEMS Education Chairman and Founder Mr Sunny Varkey said, “At GEMS, we are always looking to enhance what we do and how we do it, which is why we are delighted to welcome Julie Young as a valuable advisor. Bringing her considerable expertise and vision and her unparalleled track record of success, she will no doubt help us to challenge the status quo, raise standards even higher, particularly across our American curriculum schools, and ultimately better the outcomes for students across the GEMS network.”

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