Educational Consultant

Paula Yohe brings invaluable insight to the Reflections Publishing Leadership Team as she has been a professional in the educational field for 46 years. Yohe is also a co-author in Falling to Pieces: Navigating the Transition to Middle School and Merging Friends.

Paula is currently the Director of Technology and Information Systems in Dillon School District Four, Dillon, South Carolina. Yohe is responsible for network infrastructure, all computer hardware, software support, training, records management, library supervision, and the district website. Some of the software supported includes Destiny Library, PowerSchool, and Destiny Textbooks. Yohe uses connectors developed by LevelData. 

Yohe was selected for her district as an early "Adopter Program" for Follett Software, as well as a trusted beta tester for various programs. Yohe's technology program has won several grants. 

• Library media program has won the "Improving School Libraries" grant twice.
• Recently, winning a USDA grant for "Two-Way Video." 
• Awarded the two-year "Innovative Approaches to Literacy Grant" from USDOE. 

District Responsibilities:

• Responsible  for school safety – received several safety grants
• Student Information System including absenteeism, dropouts, and discipline
• Instructional Technology 

State Leadership Positions:

• Committee member for multiple state technology plans
• South Carolina Association of Educational Technology (SCAET) Board of Directors  - a founding member
• South Carolina  Data Governance Group (SCDDGG) Treasurer
• Member of Instructional Technology Advisory Group (INTAG)

Yohe and Ster traveled the country together as Paula was one of the lead "Reading Power Seminar" presenters–educating schools on how to use The Electronic Bookshelf, Inc., which later became Scholastic Reading Counts! 

Yohe's opinion is highly regarded pertaining to any curriculum, information, and technology product in the K-12 school market. Paula has a pulse on the educational market like nobody else in the industry. If you have met Paula over the years, you will never forget her. She gives you authentic and honest feedback–her main priority is helping and educating students.

Nothing but Respect.