Sedalia Curriculum Director Wins Education Leadership Award

Devon Gilmore recognized for her work designing professional development for district staff.

Published on Mar. 7, 2026

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Sedalia 200 Elementary Curriculum Director Devon Gilmore was honored with the Outstanding Leadership Award at the Learning Forward Missouri 2026 Show-Me Professional Learning Conference in Springfield on Sunday, March 1st. Gilmore plays an integral role in designing and planning Sedalia 200's professional development opportunities for district staff members, along with her leadership role in K-5 curriculum.

Why it matters

The award recognizes Gilmore's contributions to ensuring Sedalia 200 teachers and administrators receive high-quality professional learning opportunities, which is a key focus area for Learning Forward Missouri, an organization that has worked for 20 years to support educator development across the state.

The details

In a release, Gilmore said she is 'thankful to be part of such a dedicated district' and that the award 'represents our shared vision and commitment to serving our students and community'.

  • The award ceremony took place on March 1, 2026 in Springfield, Missouri.

The players

Devon Gilmore

The Elementary Curriculum Director for Sedalia 200 School District.

Learning Forward Missouri

An organization that has worked for 20 years to help teachers and administrators in Missouri receive high-quality professional learning.

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What they’re saying

“I am thankful to be part of such a dedicated district. This award represents our shared vision and commitment to serving our students and community.”

— Devon Gilmore, Elementary Curriculum Director, Sedalia 200 School District (Sedalia 200 School District)

The takeaway

This award highlights the important role curriculum directors like Devon Gilmore play in ensuring teachers have access to high-quality professional development, which is crucial for supporting student learning and success in school districts across Missouri.