In this episode of Facility Voices we hear from Jeremiah Johnson, COO at Muskego-Norway School District, as he shares his career path from custodian to district leader, offering insights into workforce retention strategies and innovative initiatives.
Learn about the Muskego-Norway School District, serving around 5,000 students across six schools in southeastern Wisconsin, and their efforts to revitalize trade programs and develop cutting-edge facilities, all aimed at enhancing student learning. Follow Jeremiah's inspiring journey, where leadership and innovation play pivotal roles, showcasing the district's commitment to growth and excellence. Plus, learn how initiatives like "extreme ownership" are fostering positive change and accountability within the district's culture.
Don't miss this informative episode explaining how dedication and forward-thinking approaches are shaping the future of facilities management and education.
Jeremiah has dedicated 21 years to the Muskego-Norway School District, overseeing facilities, capital projects, safety, and HR, while also serving in leadership roles for various associations. He's been recognized with multiple awards, including Wisconsin Facilities Manager of the Year and the Jean B. Tyler Leader of the Future Award, for his impactful contributions to education and safety initiatives.
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