Littleton Public Schools Executive and Leadership Team

Johnathan Levesque, the Chief Financial Officer at Littleton Public Schools, manages the fiscal health and budgetary planning for the entire district. Levesque directs the allocation of funds to ensure that classrooms, facilities, and extracurricular programs receive the necessary financial support to thrive. The Chief Financial Officer monitors revenue streams and expenditures, providing transparent reporting to the Board of Education and the community. Johnathan Levesque architects long-term financial strategies that prioritize student outcomes while maintaining fiscal responsibility across the 28-square-mile service area. By optimizing procurement processes and managing district assets, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that resources remain focused on the core mission of educating students from preschool through Grade 12. This leadership role involves rigorous oversight of audits and financial compliance, which provides the stability required for the district to continue delivering high-quality educational services to the municipalities of Littleton, Columbine Valley, and beyond.

Mary McGlone, the Littleton Public Schools Foundation, President at Littleton Public Schools, directs the fundraising and philanthropic efforts that supplement district resources. McGlone manages relationships with donors, local businesses, and community partners to secure grants and contributions that enhance educational programs. The Littleton Public Schools Foundation, President architects initiatives that provide additional funding for classroom innovation, teacher grants, and student scholarships. Mary McGlone oversees the strategic direction of the foundation, ensuring that all philanthropic activities align with the district's commitment to academic excellence from preschool through Grade 12. By cultivating a culture of giving, the foundation president expands the opportunities available to students across the 28-square-mile service area. This leadership role involves coordinating with the Board of Education to identify priority areas for investment, which directly supports the district's ability to provide enriched learning experiences for the communities of Littleton, Bow Mar, and surrounding areas.

Desmond Grant, the Chief Information Officer at Littleton Public Schools, architects the digital infrastructure necessary for modern classroom learning and administrative operations. Grant manages the secure integration of educational technology across all campuses, ensuring that students and faculty possess reliable access to essential digital resources. The Chief Information Officer oversees the protection of sensitive district data, implementing robust cybersecurity protocols to safeguard the information of the entire student body. Desmond Grant drives the modernization of network systems to support the evolving needs of the district, facilitating seamless communication between schools and the central office. By evaluating emerging educational software, the Chief Information Officer enhances the instructional capabilities of teachers throughout the region. This leadership role involves maintaining high-performance hardware and software environments, which directly supports the district's commitment to providing a high-quality, technology-enabled education for every student from preschool through Grade 12.

Brad Leitner, the Chief Operations Officer at Littleton Public Schools, manages the physical infrastructure and logistical requirements of the district. Leitner oversees the maintenance of school facilities, transportation services, and safety protocols to ensure a secure learning environment for all students. The Chief Operations Officer directs the daily operations of the district's physical plant, coordinating repairs and capital improvements to support the educational mission. Brad Leitner architects efficient systems for facility usage, ensuring that buildings remain functional and conducive to learning from preschool through Grade 12. By managing vendor relationships and operational staff, the Chief Operations Officer maintains high standards for campus safety and cleanliness across the entire 28-square-mile service area. This leadership role involves strategic planning for future facility needs, which directly impacts the district's ability to provide a consistent and high-quality educational experience for the communities of Littleton, Englewood, and Centennial.

Maggie Hesketh, the Chief Communications Officer at Littleton Public Schools, manages the flow of information between the district and the diverse communities served. Hesketh directs all public relations, media outreach, and internal messaging to ensure transparency and community trust. The Chief Communications Officer architects communication strategies that highlight student achievements and district initiatives, fostering strong relationships with parents and local stakeholders. Maggie Hesketh oversees the digital presence and crisis communication protocols, ensuring that accurate information reaches the public during critical events. By coordinating with district leadership, the Chief Communications Officer aligns messaging with the overarching mission of providing excellent education from preschool through Grade 12. This leadership role involves managing community engagement programs that strengthen the bond between the district and the municipalities of Littleton, Columbine Valley, and Greenwood Village, ultimately supporting the district's reputation as a premier provider of public education.

Tracey Hansen, the Managing Director at Littleton Public Schools, oversees the comprehensive administrative framework supporting educational delivery across the district. Hansen directs the alignment of district-wide policies with the academic requirements of students from preschool through Grade 12. By coordinating with the Board of Education, the Managing Director ensures that all institutional goals remain focused on student achievement and community engagement. Tracey Hansen maintains rigorous standards for organizational efficiency, facilitating seamless collaboration between various departments to optimize resource allocation. The Managing Director monitors the implementation of strategic initiatives across the 28-square-mile service area, ensuring that every school site adheres to the core mission of the district. Through proactive leadership, the Managing Director fosters an environment of continuous improvement, ultimately securing the long-term success of the educational programs provided to the municipalities of Littleton, Columbine Valley, and surrounding areas.