Katie Gillett

Katie Gillett comes from a family of educators. She has held various positions teaching music, theatre, Latin, and rhetoric in PK-12th grade liberal arts schools in the Archdiocese of Denver. She has also contributed to several adult formation projects serving teachers in Colorado, including writing music curriculum and professional development programs, observing and coaching new teachers across the Archdiocese, and teaching the Catholic Worldview Seminar, a four-day course designed to help teachers encounter and appropriate a sacramental vision of reality so that they can hand on that vision in their classroom. Katie holds a BA in Theatre from Vanderbilt University and is a graduate of ICLE’s Catholic Educator Formation & Credential Program. She is also a junior fellow in the Boethius Institute Fellows Formation Program. Katie joined the ICLE Faculty team in summer 2025. Outside of her professional pursuits, Katie enjoys seeking adventure and beauty in the Rocky Mountains, serving as a cantor and choir member at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, reading anything and everything, and spending time with her family.