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Brian Kitts joined the Radford University faculty after two decades of K-12 experience within Montgomery County Public Schools, serving as principal at both the elementary and secondary levels. He teaches courses in the Educational Leadership Master’s program and supervises field experiences for aspiring school administrators. In addition, Kitts coordinates Radford University’s Schoolhouse Living Learning Community and helps plan events and activities to engage first- and second-year Highlanders as they transition to campus. Kitts teaches a Schoolhouse-specific section of University 100 that is offered each fall.

 Kitts specializes in the improvement science framework which integrates applied and theoretical research knowledge to solve complex problems of practice through collaborative work with diverse stakeholders. His research has focused on the impact of homework and equitable grading practices for students from low-income families. Kitts engages master’s students in similar work with the tools and processes of improvement science through multiple courses in the program.

Kitts serves as a consultant for Virginia Virtual, one of Virginia’s largest on-line multi-division online public-school providers.