At Meridian Community Unit School in Stillman Valley, IL, Micki Hoefle is known for her work as the Human Resource Manager and Jr High Student Council Advisor, but she’s also stepping up to a new challenge: teaching financial literacy to high school students. While not a traditional classroom teacher, Hoefle plays a key role in shaping students’ futures by ensuring they gain life skills that extend beyond academics.
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