Amy Arbogash is the Director of Technology and Personalized Learning in the Verona Area School District, just outside of Madison, Wisconsin. The Verona Area School District is a public, K-12 School District with 5500 students who learn in a 1:1 iPad Environment. Amy has presented at state and national conferences on a variety of topics, including on her efforts of ‘flipping staff meetings.’ These conferences include ASCD, TIES, SLATE, WEMTA, SITA, and Future Ready Summits. She has blogged extensively on many educational topics and has worked with other schools/districts in the state, region, country and even internationally to support her efforts to ‘flip staff meetings.’ Amy is very passionate about education, professional learning, and collaborating with fellow educators.

Amy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education (gr. 1-8), a Master's Degree in Educational Technology, a Wisconsin Principal license (#5051), a Wisconsin Director of Instruction license (#5010), and has also earned her CETL. Amy will begin her Superintendent’s Licensure and Doctoral program through Edgewood College in the fall of 2020.