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District Administrators
Heidi S. Kattula, Ed.D., Superintendent
Dr. Heidi Kattula joined East Grand Rapids Public Schools as Superintendent in 2018. Prior to her current position, Dr. Kattula worked as Executive Director of District and School Services for Oakland Intermediate School District, an educational service agency that provides instructional support and services for 28 school districts in Oakland County. Dr. Kattula has also worked as a central office administrator; elementary, middle, and high school principal; and secondary mathematics and computer science teacher. As Superintendent, Dr. Kattula works in collaboration with the Board of Education and administrative staff to establish the goals and priorities for the district. Dr. Kattula is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Northern Michigan University, and Wayne State University. She holds a doctorate degree in educational administration.
Heidi S. Kattula, Ed.D., Superintendent

Anthony W. Morey, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations
Anthony W. Morey, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations

Carlye allen, director of teaching and learning
Carlye allen, director of teaching and learning

Jason R Hoogenstyn, director of teaching and learning
Jason R Hoogenstyn, director of teaching and learning
Jason Hoogenstyn joined East Grand Rapids Public Schools during the summer of 2023. In 2004, Mr. Hoogenstyn began his teaching career as a teacher for students with special needs in Grand Rapids Public Schools. After completing his master's degree at Cornerstone University in 2009, he moved to Northview Public Schools where he spent 10 years as a teacher for students with emotional impairments. From 2011 to 2018, Mr. Hoogenstyn served as an adjunct professor in the College of Education at Grand Valley State University. In 2018, he made the transition from teacher to principal at North Oakview Elementary School in Northview Public Schools. He holds a master's degree in the art of education, is a certified elementary administrator, and holds a special education administration degree.
Caroline Breault-Cannon, ph.d., director of student services
Caroline Breault-Cannon, ph.d., director of student services
Dr. Caroline Breault-Cannon has worked in East Grand Rapids Public Schools since 1994 in various roles. Prior to her current position as the Director of Student Services, Dr. Cannon was a special education teacher and transition coordinator at East Grand Rapids High School for over fourteen years and then became the district’s intervention specialist and cadet teacher supervisor. In 2010, Dr. Cannon became the principal of Breton Downs Elementary and served as the district’s Section 504 Coordinator. As the Director of Student Services, Dr. Cannon oversees special education, English Language Learners, the EGRPS Multi-Tiered System of Supports, Social Emotional Learning, and section 504s. Dr. Cannon received her special education teaching certificate from Hope College, a master’s degree from Michigan State University and a doctorate of educational leadership K-12 from Western Michigan University.