Greg Conway brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of education to his writing, drawing from a diverse background spanning both teaching and administrative roles. With fourteen years spent at Montezuma Cortez High School in Cortez, Colorado, Greg honed his skills as an educator, specializing in American History and Psychology, while also taking on the responsibilities of coaching varsity football and basketball.

During his tenure, Greg demonstrated exceptional leadership, guiding his teams to success both on and off the field. His coaching prowess was evident as he nurtured athletically gifted students to excel, leaving a lasting impact on their development as players and individuals.

Transitioning to administrative roles, Greg served as the principal of Dolores High School for five years before assuming the superintendent position in both the Dolores and Page Unified School Districts. His dedication to academic excellence and student welfare was unwavering, as he tirelessly worked to enhance the educational experience for all.

Born and raised in the small town of Mancos, Colorado, Greg's journey in education was influenced by his own experiences as a student-athlete. As a standout performer in football and basketball at Mancos High School, he developed a passion for sports and leadership that would shape his career path.