Julie Grantham - Good To Great School
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Julie Grantham has held many positions in the Queensland state education sector from Teacher to Director General. During her tenure, Julie led many wide-ranging reforms in education. This included the expansion of early childhood education, the planning of the move of Year 7 into secondary schools and major reforms of TAFE Queensland.
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