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Shawn Randles

Shawn Randles

Education SpecialistDake-Wells Architecture

Dr. Shawn Randles is passionate about his service to education and youth. Starting out as a teacher and athletic coach, his mentors along his journey noticed his leadership qualities and encouraged him to pursue administration. His educational journey led him through various roles as he took on more responsibilities, eventually becoming a Superintendent where he spent almost half his 31-year career in district administration. His family life is a mirror image of his passions. Alongside his wife, who is also a career educator, they have over 50 years’ experience honing their craft. It's who he is and what they do! Shawn’s experience and passion has led him to a second career as an Educational Specialist with Dake Wells Architecture, where his impact on future generations will continue to make a positive impact on education.

Education: Doctorate of Educational Leadership, Saint Louis University; Specialist of Educational Leadership, Saint Louis University; Masters of Adminstration, Southwest Baptist University; Bachelor of Science, Missouri State University

Wed Oct 288:00 AM – 9:00 AMClassroom 3501G: Hollis+Miller/Hertz Furniture

By the Bootstraps, CTE Adaptability in the Ozark Hills

What if a career center could feel as aspirational as the futures it creates? Table Rock Career Center proves it can. Nestled into the Ozarks hillside

What if a career center could feel as aspirational as the futures it creates? Table Rock Career Center proves it can. Nestled into the Ozarks hillside, this facility was designed around one big idea — that every student deserves a bright, welcoming,

What if a career center could feel as aspirational as the futures it creates? Table Rock Career Center proves it can. Nestled into the Ozarks hillside, this facility was designed around one big idea — that every student deserves a bright, welcoming, and purposeful place to explore and learn a trade. See how thoughtful design, modest materials, and a commitment to continuous change created a space where career learning truly comes alive.

What if a career center could feel as aspirational as the futures it creates? Table Rock Career Center proves it can. Nestled into the Ozarks hillside, this facility was designed around one big idea — that every student deserves a bright, welcoming, and purposeful place to explore and learn a trade. See how thoughtful design, modest materials, and a commitment to continuous change created a space where career learning truly comes alive.

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EDsession (60 minutes in classrooms)Session TypeTRACK 1: Learning Spaces, Reimagined — Evolving physical spaces shaping the future of learningSession Track
CEU Credits:1.00
Matt Thornton
Brandon Dake
Shawn Randles
Shane Dublin
Cody Hirschi
Matt Thornton
Matt ThorntonArchitect and Project Manager, Dake Wells Architecture
Brandon Dake
Brandon DakeExecutive Director, Architect and Principal in Charge, Dake Wells Architecture
Shawn Randles
Shawn RandlesEducation Specialist, Dake-Wells Architecture
Shane Dublin
Shane DublinAssistant Superintendent of Operations, Reeds Spring School District
Cody Hirschi
Cody HirschiSuperintendent, Reeds Spring School District
Matt Thornton
Matt ThorntonArchitect and Project Manager, Dake Wells Architecture
Brandon Dake
Brandon DakeExecutive Director, Architect and Principal in Charge, Dake Wells Architecture
Shawn Randles
Shawn RandlesEducation Specialist, Dake-Wells Architecture
Shane Dublin
Shane DublinAssistant Superintendent of Operations, Reeds Spring School District
Cody Hirschi
Cody HirschiSuperintendent, Reeds Spring School District
Tags:Group A
Allow Registration:No
Capacity Unlimited:No
CEU Selection:AIA LU, IDCEC LU
Thu Oct 298:00 AM – 9:00 AMClassroom 3501AB: From Spec to Student: An EDmarket Collaborative Learning Environment

FOMO: We’ve Transformed our School and You Can Too!

Pleasant Lea Middle School struggled with a cramped, dark, and mazelike environment that undermined student wellbeing, wayfinding, and created an ineq

Pleasant Lea Middle School struggled with a cramped, dark, and mazelike environment that undermined student wellbeing, wayfinding, and created an inequitable learning environment. The collaborative design process centered on reorganizing and moderniz

Pleasant Lea Middle School struggled with a cramped, dark, and mazelike environment that undermined student wellbeing, wayfinding, and created an inequitable learning environment. The collaborative design process centered on reorganizing and modernizing the physical environment through sensory-aware, inclusive, and wellness-driven principles. The result is a dramatic shift — from disorienting and dim to airy, bright, and intuitive — proving that

Pleasant Lea Middle School struggled with a cramped, dark, and mazelike environment that undermined student wellbeing, wayfinding, and created an inequitable learning environment. The collaborative design process centered on reorganizing and modernizing the physical environment through sensory-aware, inclusive, and wellness-driven principles. The result is a dramatic shift — from disorienting and dim to airy, bright, and intuitive — proving that thoughtful environmental design can fundamentally change how students and staff feel, move, and perform.

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EDsession (60 minutes in classrooms)Session TypeTRACK 5: Building for Safety & Well-Being—from Construction to CompletionSession Track
CEU Credits:1.00
Martha Kauffman
Matt Thornton
Brandon Dake
Kyle Gorrell
Shawn Randles
Martha Kauffman
Martha KauffmanAssistant Director of Design and Construction, Lee's Summit R-7 Schools
Matt Thornton
Matt ThorntonArchitect and Project Manager, Dake Wells Architecture
Brandon Dake
Brandon DakeExecutive Director, Architect and Principal in Charge, Dake Wells Architecture
Kyle Gorrell
Kyle GorrellDirector of Facilities, Lee's Summit R-7 School District
Shawn Randles
Shawn RandlesEducation Specialist, Dake-Wells Architecture
Martha Kauffman
Martha KauffmanAssistant Director of Design and Construction, Lee's Summit R-7 Schools
Matt Thornton
Matt ThorntonArchitect and Project Manager, Dake Wells Architecture
Brandon Dake
Brandon DakeExecutive Director, Architect and Principal in Charge, Dake Wells Architecture
Kyle Gorrell
Kyle GorrellDirector of Facilities, Lee's Summit R-7 School District
Shawn Randles
Shawn RandlesEducation Specialist, Dake-Wells Architecture
Tags:Group B
Allow Registration:No
Capacity Unlimited:No
CEU Selection:AIA LU, IDCEC LU