Gloria Freeman-Fromayan is a professional administrator and educator with over thirty years of experience; mainly American style education. She has a certificate in International School Leadership from the Principal Training Center in Florida, Masters Degree in Education from the College of New Jersey & a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education from Central Connecticut State University. All of these years have been spent in the classroom contributing to the development of education of the young population and participating in the administration of the respective institutions she has worked in, thereby ensuring the smooth performance of these schools. She has a long, productive career in teaching various communities, a factor that has enriched her experience by making it possible for her to interact positively with persons from a variety of cultures and backgrounds. Mrs. Freeman-Fromayan has had the honour of serving as a member of accreditation  team visits to other international schools in Africa (ECIS, MSA), as well as acting as Chairperson of the Teaching and Learning section for the reaccreditation process at the International Community School of Abidjan (ICSA). She served as Curriculum Coordinator, training teachers to use the curriculum software Atlas Rubicon and also served as lower school principal, supervising teachers and managing the lower school, coordinating professional development and admissions. These various experiences have enhanced her capabilities as an all-round educator. Gloria is married and has a daughter.