Who Is Glenn?

Glenn is an experienced educator with a deep commitment to equity, collaboration, and student success. He began his career as a middle school math teacher in St. Louis and quickly became a champion for historically underserved communities. A proud member of BMESTL (Black Males in Education St. Louis), Glenn has spent years advocating for diverse perspectives in education and bridging communication gaps among stakeholders.

But what truly sets Glenn apart is his ability to connect with others. Whether it’s his approachable demeanor, his knack for storytelling, or his enthusiasm for creative problem-solving, Glenn inspires educators, administrators, and parents alike to engage with The Game of Education as a tool for real-world change.

As the official spokesman for The Game of Education, Glenn does much more than narrate the game. He’s your go-to source for everything you need to play, learn, and grow. Here’s how he supports players:

• Video Tutorials: Glenn breaks down the rules, strategies, and game theory concepts behind The Game of Education with clear, concise tutorials that are as engaging as they are informative.
• Game Updates: Stay up-to-date with Glenn as he announces new scenarios, Power Cards, and gameplay features to keep the experience fresh and dynamic.
• Practical Insights: With over 50 sessions under his belt, Glenn shares firsthand tips and tricks for making the most of the game—whether you're using it for professional development, team-building, or simply for fun.
• Reflection & Connection: Glenn emphasizes the importance of reflection, helping players link their gameplay experiences to real-world educational challenges. His thoughtful prompts and questions turn every game session into an opportunity for growth.

Glenn has played The Game of Education in classrooms, staff meetings, and workshops, witnessing its power to bring diverse perspectives together. He’s passionate about its ability to foster collaboration, reveal hidden agendas, and equip players with strategies for tackling real-world dilemmas.

“The Game of Education isn’t just a game,” Glenn says. “It’s a tool to transform how we approach challenges, communicate, and create meaningful change in schools and communities.”