Layne Heiny, Ed.D. started developing websites in 1995 after a friend helped him create an online webstore for a local business. This technology business flourished throughout the 1990s. In 2000, Layne began teaching sciences in high school. At the same time, his hobby of developing sites expanded. The Tux Reports Network grew from just a few ideas into 108 domains.

Education
University of Phoenix: Educational Leadership (2009).
California Teaching Credential: Biology and Chemistry, Antelope Valley School District (2008).
Preliminary California Teaching Credential: Biology, California State University, Los Angeles (2004).
Master of Science: Biochemistry, Ohio State University (1987).
Bachelor of Science: Biology and Chemistry, University of La Verne (1983).

Publication
King, M. M., & Heiny, L. P. (1987). Chemical modification of the calmodulin-stimulated phosphatase, calcineurin, by phenylglyoxal. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 262(22), 10658-10662.

Teaching Experience
Science teacher, Knight High School, Palmdale, CA, 2005 to Present

Science Department Chair, 2006 to Present
WASC group leader
Intern coach
Courses taught: Chemistry, biology, life science, and earth science summer school

Science teacher, Hamilton High School, Los Angeles, CA, 2000-2005.

Courses taught: Biology, Honors Biology, AP Biology, Integrated Coordinated Sciences I & II

Substitute teacher, Yuba City School District, Yuba City, CA, 1995

K-12 substitute
Teacher's Assistant, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 1984-1987

General Chemistry
Teacher's Assistant, University of La Verne, La Verne, CA, 1979-1983

Physics (3 years); Biology (2 years); Biochemistry (1 year); Genetics (1 year)