Karen Weaver-Wilson is a dedicated Pax Partner at the Montgomery County Educational Service Center (MCESC), where she leverages her extensive background in education to foster environments of peace, productivity, health, and happiness in classrooms. With a Master’s degree in Education and a Bachelor’s in Humanities...
Karen Weaver-Wilson is a dedicated Pax Partner at the Montgomery County Educational Service Center (MCESC), where she leverages her extensive background in education to foster environments of peace, productivity, health, and happiness in classrooms. With a Master’s degree in Education and a Bachelor’s in Humanities focused on Early Childhood Education and Teaching, Karen combines her academic expertise with practical experience to support educators in implementing the PAX Good Behavior Game (PAX GBG) and other vital social-emotional learning initiatives.
In her current role, Karen provides on-site support to teachers, modeling PAX principles while delivering engaging prevention lessons to students in grades K-4. Her work includes the implementation of programs such as Peaceable Place, which addresses anti-bullying strategies, and Too Good For Drugs, aimed at substance abuse prevention. By integrating conflict resolution techniques and team-building exercises into her teaching, she empowers educators to create a positive classroom culture that promotes emotional well-being and resilience among students.
Karen's unique skill set, which includes storytelling, dance, and creative movement, enhances her ability to connect with young learners and educators alike. Her passion for art and theater arts enriches her teaching approach, making lessons not only educational but also engaging and enjoyable. As a motivational speaker, she inspires both students and teachers to embrace social-emotional learning, fostering a supportive community that prioritizes mental health and interpersonal harmony. Through her commitment to education and her innovative methodologies, Karen Weaver-Wilson is making a significant impact on the future of primary and secondary education in Montgomery County.
