Ms. Daigneau’s expertise spans the elementary levels from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade and the demographics of inner-city charter/choice schools, suburban public schools, and private independent schools. For much of her career, Margaret served at a classical institution where she taught first and fifth grades, designed curriculum, facilitated professional development opportunities, mentored teachers, and coached high school athletics. She is well-versed in explicit phonics and grammar instruction as well as highly experienced in Singapore math. In 2002, Ms. Daigneau received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Butler University followed by a master's degree in Education from Concordia University in 2008. As the LCCA Head Principal, Ms. Daigneau is responsible for the general management of all school operations, including academic, financial, staff, regulatory, and facility areas. She observes and effectively coaches teachers at defined intervals, documents results, and provides feedback as mentor and supervisor. She provides reports at regular school board meetings on the status of the school and plans for upcoming activities. She also represents the school as the senior executive leader in interactions with the public, the school constituencies, the authorizer, and government agencies.

As the LCCA Head Principal, Ms. Daigneau is responsible for the general management of all school operations, including academic, financial, staff, regulatory, and facility areas. She observes and effectively coaches teachers at defined intervals, documents results, and provides feedback as mentor and supervisor. She provides reports at regular school board meetings on the status of the school and plans for upcoming activities. She also represents the school as the senior executive leader in interactions with the public, the school constituencies, the authorizer, and government agencies.