Mr. Greg Schultz
Email: glschult@mpsaz.org
Phone: (480) 472-9490
Assistant Principal/Athletic Director:
Thank you for visiting my webpage. I'm excited to begin my third year as an Assistant Principal at Skyline High School. This year I will serve as Assistant Principal of the Junior Class. Quite simply, I will do my best to work with our students to help pass classes, receive course credits, maintain proper discipline, and achieve their goal of graduating from Skyline High School. I look forward to meeting and working with the awesome Coyote students, parents, staff and community.
In addition, I will serve as the Athletic Director at Skyline High School. My goal is to help each student athlete be successful in the classroom as well as in their particular sport. I will be present in classrooms, at practices, and at competitions for all sports to help support our student athletes and coaches. I want Skyline High School athletics to compete at a high level in every endeavor, whether that be in the classroom or on the athletic field. I'm anxious to begin working with our student athletes, coaches, parents and Coyote fans.
I have been employed with Mesa Public Schools for 32 years. I served 7 years as Assistant Principal/Athletic Director at Rhodes Junior High School before arriving at Skyline. Prior to Rhodes, I have been Assistant Principal at Stevenson, Taft, Eisenhower and Keller Elementary Schools. Before beginning my administrative career I was a teacher for 20 years. I have taught at Stevenson, Whittier and Porter Elementary Schools as well as being a Faculty Asssociate for 11 years at Arizona State University in the College of Education.
I am originally from Two Rivers, Wisconsin (yes, I'm a Cheesehead!). I graduated from high school and was recruited by Arizona State University to play football. I played on two Fiesta Bowl teams and on a Garden State Bowl team. I am a huge Sun Devil fan (Go Devils!) I enjoy reading, traveling, golfing (recording a hole-in-one at Viewpoint Golf Course ) but most importantly, being with my wife, Karen, along with daughters Jessica, Lindsay, and son-in-law, Chris.
