Mrs. Emily R. Haneline is an educational professional with expertise in administration and supervision, continuous improvement, and special education. Her work focuses on continuous improvement of systems and educator development to support student success. Mrs. Haneline serves as the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs in the School of Education.
Haneline has served in both Fayette and Knox counties as a P-12 administrator at the elementary and secondary level. Her work emphasized prioritizing student relationships, supporting systems growth through continuous improvement, special education, secondary math education, and early literacy and numeracy initiatives. She was recognized in Fayette County for development and implementation of MTSS and Special Education models within secondary schools and the establishment of Continuous Classroom Improvement Coaching models. Haneline's work in Knox County shifted to improvement cycles at the elementary level with an emphasis on early literacy and numeracy, curriculum internalization, and student relationship growth through Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support Systems.
Haneline lives in Barbourville, KY where she enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and three children.