Seven Hills School Announces Election of Will Murphy to AMLE Board of Trustees

Seven Hills School is proud to announce that Assistant Head of School for Program, Will Murphy, has been elected to serve on the the Board of Trustees of the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) — the leading professional organization dedicated to advocating for middle-level educators and advancing the practice of middle grades education. 

In his new capacity on the AMLE Board of Trustees, Will will contribute his expertise in middle school to national efforts that support educators of young adolescents. He currently serves as Chair of AMLE’s Early Career Educators Committee. While on the committee, Will created and led the early career mentorship program, presented at the AMLE annual conferences, and developed resources to support early career educators. 

At Seven Hills School, Will oversees the academic program and faculty development, ensuring that curriculum design, instructional practices, and assessment strategies align with the school’s mission and the needs of its students. Building on the foundational principles of the school, Will created the school’s advisory program and collaborates on research initiatives that inform teaching and learning. Through his national leadership role with AMLE, Will is positioned to share insights from Seven Hills’ innovative work with the broader educational community. 

About Seven Hills School Located in Richmond, Virginia, Seven Hills School is an independent middle school for boys dedicated to cultivating curiosity, confidence, and character in boys during their pivotal adolescent years. Recognized as both an Active RVA School of the Year and an AMLE School of Distinction, Seven Hills is celebrated for its innovative programs, commitment to best practices in the middle grades, and vibrant, hands-on learning community. 

About AMLE AMLE is the only international organization of its kind for middle school educators. With a community more than 35,000 members strong, AMLE is the go-to source for middle level education, peer-reviewed research, best practice, and professional development. Explore our content and resources to learn why we are so passionate about young adolescents and get a sense of what’s possible when middle school educators support each other with a shared vision of success.