GLBTQ Online High School welcomes partnerships with schools, organizations and individuals who wish to support our school and students or use our program to serve their students.
Individuals:
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Jamie Nabozny is passionate about safe schools and standing up to
anti-gay bullying. His own dramatic story from middle school and high
school is told in the film, "Bullied: A Student, A School, and A Case
that Made History" by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Says Jamie, "GLBTQ Online High School is so important for all the kids that can't wait for it to get better. I would have loved to have had GLBTQ Online High School as an option when I was in high school." Jamie is a member of the GLBTQ Online High School Speaker's Bureau, and you can learn more on our GLBTQ Studies page. |
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Greg Louganis began competing in diving at age 10. By 16, he had won his first Olympic medal. At 24, he became the first man in 56 years to win two gold medals in diving by winning both the platform and springboard events. In 1988, competing against divers half his age, he became the first to win double gold medals for diving in two consecutive Olympics. Greg has launched a scholarship for the school in his name, and commented, "When I was a young gay man traveling around the world for my sport, I would have loved to have a school that gave me a great education, followed me everywhere, and still connected me to a broad community of supportive peers and teachers. GLBTQ Online High School is a one-of-a-kind opportunity that dramatically increases the options available for queer and questioning youth everywhere." |
Organizations:
GLBTQ Online High School has formally partnered with several organizations and is always looking for others who can strategically support our work. Current partners include:
Monterey Instittute for Technology in Education
and others.
For schools:
Our Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) provides additional details regarding the roles and responsibilities of GLBTQ Online High School and the expectations for partner districts.
In such cases, we work closely with the school to ensure all educational needs are being met. Schools with multiple students receive tuition discounts.
Please download our MOU here: Memorandum of Understanding
If you have additional questions, please contact:
Dave Glick, Executive Director
dave@glbtqonlinehighschool.com
651-735-4125
Advisory Board Members
GLBTQ Online High School is assisted by an advisory board from around the country with expertise in a wide range of education and youth services areas. Advisory Board members include, in alphabetical order:
Matt Bernardo, Senior Vice President, Housing Works, NY
Jenn Burleton, Executive Director, TransActive, OR
David Lee Carlson, Arizona State University, AZ
Allison Conescu, M.Ed. Counseling, CA
Lea Dahl, Intermediate District 287, MN
Jasper Faolan, Artist, Activist & Author, "a raw hummingbird," Executive Director, www.DIYBisexuality.com, NY
Clair Farley, TEEI Economic Development Coordinator, San Francisco LGBT Community Center, CA
*Christopher Gentile, CEO, FYIOnline, FL
*David Glick, Executive Director, GLBTQ Online High School, MN
Scott Gratson, Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dept. of Communication & Theater, Temple University, PA
Ellen Greenblatt, Associate Professor, University of CO
Adam Greteman, Michigan State University, MI
Kelly Huegel, author, "The Survival Guide for Queer and Questioning Teens"
Shelley Janiczek Woodson, Licensed psychologist serving LGBT youth, MA
Emily Kornblut, Global education consultant, NY
Morva McDonald, Asst. Professor of Teacher Education, University of Washington, WA
Nancy McDonald, former President, PFLAG, OK
Brian McNaught, Corporate Trainer & Author, MA
Gene Meier, Superintendent, Fort Washakie High School, WY
Andrew Miller, Teacher, Researcher on the heteronormativity of adolescent males, Tacoma, WA
Reverend Irene Monroe, Author and Activist, MA
Ramona Pierson, CEO, SynapticMash, WA
*c.j. rock, Youth Outreach Coordinator, GLBTQ Online High School, MD
*Ray Rose, Rose & Smith & Associates, TX
Kristi Rudelius-Palmer, Co-Director, Human Rights Center, University of Minnesota Law School, MN
Vanessa Sheridan, Author of several books, including "The Complete Guide to Transgender in the Workplace"
Ian Turner, Student activist, College Park, MD
Rebecca Waggoner-Kloek, Anti-violence Program Manager, OutFront Minnesota, MN
John Watson, Evergreen Associates, CO
Dennis Williams, Manager of Multicultural Marketing, HBO, NY
Susan Williams, Professional Development Coordinator, Atomic Learning, MN
Laura Zelle, Executive Director, Tolerance MN
* = Board of Trustees member