Bill McKay is an experienced educator with a career spanning various leadership roles. He began as a sixth-grade teacher in the Wilson School District, PA, and spent over a decade honing his teaching skills. His passion for educational leadership led him to the Twin Valley School District, where he served as assistant middle school principal and later as principal of Robeson Elementary Center for fourteen years. After seventeen years in building level administration, Bill became assistant superintendent and then superintendent at the Governor Mifflin School District.

Following his retirement from public education, Bill joined the Total Experience Learning Institute at Alvernia University as a Graduate Teaching Administrator. He is also Vice President of the Rock Hollow Woods Environmental Learning Center and serves on the Board of Directors for the Governor Mifflin Education Foundation. Bill frequently presents at conferences, always driven by the question, “Were we better for kids today?”