VaLarie Humphrey is a highly qualified and accomplished educator, DISC Certified Trainer & Facilitator, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEIB) advocate. With a career spanning over two decades, VaLarie has demonstrated exceptional communication, teaching, and training skills in various educational settings.

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As the founder of VaLarie Humphrey, LLC since 1999, she serves as a DISC Trainer, Facilitator, and Consultant, specializing in corporate DISC training. Her expertise extends to developing lesson plans and educational resources for in-person and hybrid courses. VaLarie collaborates with team members as part of a Professional Learning Community to plan and develop new course material, lesson plans, and assessments. She also contributes by reviewing and providing valuable feedback on work performance, lessons, and assessments created by other team members.

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In her current roles, VaLarie has made significant contributions to education. As an adjunct professor at Aurora University since 2021, she has shared her knowledge and experience with aspiring educators. Additionally, as the Student Success Coordinator at Addison Trail High School in DuPage High School District 88, she plays a pivotal role in fostering student success.

VaLarie's dedication to education extends beyond the classroom. From 2019 to 2022, she served as the International Director of Education at School Days with Eric Thomas, LLC., where she made substantial contributions as a DISC Trainer and Professional Development Facilitator.

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Her extensive work history includes key roles such as Assistant Principal & Diversity Coordinator at Still Middle School in Indian Prairie School District #204 and Principal at Aurora Middle School Academy in Quad County Urban League Alternative School.