Staff | The Hague School

Our Leadership

Paul Warren, J.D., M.A.

Provost & CAO

Mr. Warren founded The Hague School and serves as its Provost and Chief Academic Officer. He has been a practicing attorney since 1987 and has taught as an Adjunct Professor of Composition at Old Dominion University since 1998, as well as serving as the Director of ODU’s Conflict Management Program for many years. Mr. Warren has authored two professional texts, a novel, several short stories, and dozens of professional articles, presentations, and seminar curricula. From that experience and post-graduate research, he designed The Hague Approach, which combines the Harkness conference method with the International Baccalaureate curriculum. Mr Warren teaches Research & Composition, IB Theory of Knowledge, IB Global Politics, and electives in Debate, VLRE Mock Trial, and Model UN.

Jennifer Warren, J.D., M.Ed.

Associate Head of School

Ms. Warren co-founded The Hague School and serves as the Associate Head of School. She holds a Juris Doctor degree and a Masters in Educational Leadership from George Mason University. Ms. Warren has been instrumental in defining the school’s brand and vision, creating community partnerships and outreach opportunities, and speaking to area organizations and schools in seeking student enrollment. As an experienced legal professional, mediator, and corporate trainer, she is cognizant of the importance of relationships and prioritizes them at The Hague School with students, families, and the community. In addition, she offers electives in Women’s Studies to reflect her passion for building confidence and self-esteem in young women while empowering them to express themselves at the table.

Walter Gray, B.A.

Assistant Provost

Mr. Gray is an international traveler who has worked and volunteered in arts education and community development for over 20 years. Mr. Gray has a B.A. in English and Experiential Learning from Longwood University and is completing a Masters in Critical Food Studies at Old Dominion University. He is a regular presenter at the Southern Humanities Council Conference and the Association of the Study of Food and Society Conference. Mr. Gray currently serves on the board of F.E.A.S.T. (Food Education Access Support Together) and the Tidewater Food Alliance–two Hampton Roads organizations dedicated to providing community members with better access to nutritious food and food practices. Mr. Gray is committed to education and stewarding academic success through dialogue and experiential engagement.

Bonnie Schneider, M.E.d., Ed.S.

Assistant Provost, Financial Manager

Ms. Schneider joined The Hague School staff in early 2020. She is a graduate of the former Philadelphia College of Textiles & Science (B.S.), Grand Valley State University (M.Ed.), and Old Dominion University (Ed.S. in Educational Leadership) with licensure in K-12 school administration. Over the past 20 years, she has worked in higher education, Catholic K-8 education, and most recently, as the Assistant Provost of The Hague School. After relocating to Florida, Ms. Schneider now focuses on special projects, financial management, and assisting with logistics and academic affairs.