Meet Our Team
Troy Anderson
Director of Instructional Technology & Innovation
Troy joined the Elk River School District in 2012. Troy has previous experience as an elementary school teacher and held the position of Technology Integration Specialist in the Osseo School District for 13 years. Troy provides leadership to our Online and Instructional Technology Specialists in the areas of coordinating professional development and online learning initiatives for staff.
He earned his Associate in Arts from Bemidji State University, Bachelor of Arts from Winona State University and Master's Degree in Instructional Technology from St. Cloud State University.
Dr. Meagan Rathbun
ONLINE 728 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL/Instructional Technology & Innovation Specialist
Meagan joined ISD 728 in 2020 as an Online Learning Specialist and helped to shape the Online728 Elementary and Middle School programs. She brings 7 years of teaching experience in an online setting with a license in Communication Arts & Literatures, 5-12 and a K-12 administrative license. Meagan obtained her Master’s degree in Teaching and her Ed. D. degree in K-12 Educational Leadership from Bethel University. Meagan has a passion for online education, recognizing it as a positive learning opportunity and choice for students and families. She is excited to step into the Assistant Principal role and lead Online728 towards future innovation and growth.
Pamela Beckermann
Instructional technology & Innovation Specialist
Pam has a Bachelor's degree in Business Education and a Master's degree in Information Media from St. Cloud State University. Prior to joining ISD 728, Pam served for 20 years at Dassel-Cokato Middle School as a Media Specialist, Digital Learning Specialist and Gifted & Talented facilitator. Pam supports staff in leveraging technology and pedagogical best practices to make teaching and learning more effective, efficient and engaging.
Ena Rasmussen
Instructional Technology & Innovation Specialist
Ena Rasmussen has served as an educator for over 25 years in K-12 education. She has a Bachelor's degree in Biology and English Language Arts Education from UW- River Falls and a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction from St. Cloud State University. Prior to her current role, Ena spent 17 years as a Science teacher and 5 years serving as a Science and Math Curriculum Specialist. Her expertise spans curriculum development, instructional design, and emerging educational technologies. She is a passionate advocate for expanding student access and transforming educational opportunities to prepare future-ready learners.