Isobel Stevenson, Program Coordinator Isobel Stevenson comes to the Center with eleven years» experience in school leadership, including 9
as a middle school principal in the Boulder Valley School District, Colorado.
Not exact matches
One of the things I have respected most
in Aida Rosa,
principal of the elementary
school P.S. 30, and the teachers that I talk with on her staff is that they look at children here
as children, not
as «distorted children,» not
as «morally disabled children,» not
as «quasi-children» who require a peculiar arsenal of reconstructive strategies and stick - and - carrot ideologies that wouldn't be accepted for one hour by the parents or the teachers of the upper
middle class.
As a K - 8
principal, I found the students
in my
middle school struggling with work overload.
Michael's mother,
middle school principal and single parent Debbie Phelps, certainly didn't let ADHD hold back her parenting potential, either —
as her son's success not only
in the pool, but
in life
as well, can attest.
But Dr. Shannon Vincent,
principal of Trent Lott
Middle School in Pascagoula, Mississippi, believes she is falling short
as an educator if she does not engage young people
in community service.
As stated by Brad Currie,
middle school assistant
principal and author of All Hands on Deck, «If
school districts do not utilize social media to tell their story
in the virtual world, somebody else will, and it could be wrong.»
When a new Japanese family arrived
in the
middle of the
school year, the origami instructors worked with the
principal to encourage these children to sign up for their after -
school class, where they could show off Japanese culture
as experts while experiencing the comfort of using their own language
in a classroom setting.
Steven Podd is
in his second year
as principal at Islip (New York)
Middle School.
Gail Graham,
principal at the Whitney Institute
Middle School in Bermuda, agrees that a candidate's enthusiasm and their involvement and interest
in outside activities can be strong indicators of their success
as a teacher.
I spent 11 years
as a
middle school science teacher and three years
as a professional developer for small and rural districts
in Florida, and have been a
middle school assistant
principal for the past three years.
In 2001, she accepted a position
as an assistant
principal at Carter G. Woodson
Middle School.
Principal surveys indicate that aspects of
school climate, such
as safety and order, are worse
in Florida
middle schools than
in K - 8
schools.
Prior to becoming a superintendent, she worked
in many different facets of education including
as classroom teacher at both the elementary and
middle school levels,
principal at the
middle school level, director of the Upward Bound Program for first - generation college - bound students, and director of the Basic Skills Academy for at - risk high
school youth.
As the
principal of CES 166, a
middle school in the Bronx, New York, Nelson Abreu has made it his goal to create an «island» out of the
school.
That question had followed him through his education career, which began
as a
middle school English Language Arts teacher
in Baltimore under Teach For America to his time
as an assistant
principal in a Greenville
middle school.
Ms. Kinney, 52, who is the
principal of the 700 - student Talent
Middle School in Talent, Ore., succeeds Kathy McAvoy, who will serve
as the group's president for the same one - year term, which began Nov. 7.
«I don't miss a meeting unless I'm out of town,» said Robin Kitzrow, who is
in her second year
as principal of Gustav A. Fritsche
Middle School, a charter s
School, a charter
schoolschool.
Today the incubation period is
as short
as it has ever been,» says Flanary, who was a
middle school principal for 12 years
in a Washington, D.C., suburb.
When Nancy Mullen took over
as principal at Matthew J. Kuss
Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts, three years ago, she found it a somber place.
Marion Johnson Payne, the
principal of Mount View
Middle School in the Howard County, Md., district, has been elected
as the new president of the National
Middle School Association.
As a
principal at a
middle school in the South put it, «We start with reading and end with reading.
14, taught English and served
as department chair at a charter
school, then became an assistant
principal at a public
middle school, both
in Washington, D.C..
In 24 years as a middle or high school principal, Frank Hagen had the opportunity to participate in countless activities that helped build a climate of fun and school spiri
In 24 years
as a
middle or high
school principal, Frank Hagen had the opportunity to participate
in countless activities that helped build a climate of fun and school spiri
in countless activities that helped build a climate of fun and
school spirit.
As a student in School Leadership Program (SLP), Webb put her mission to work as the principal intern at an all - girls middle school, an experience that served as both motivation and inspiration during the past yea
As a student
in School Leadership Program (SLP), Webb put her mission to work as the principal intern at an all - girls middle school, an experience that served as both motivation and inspiration during the past
School Leadership Program (SLP), Webb put her mission to work
as the principal intern at an all - girls middle school, an experience that served as both motivation and inspiration during the past yea
as the
principal intern at an all - girls
middle school, an experience that served as both motivation and inspiration during the past
school, an experience that served
as both motivation and inspiration during the past yea
as both motivation and inspiration during the past year.
John Porter, whose 40 - year career
in education includes experience
as a teacher and
as an administrator and
principal at the elementary,
middle, and high
school levels
in Alexandria, Virginia, says providing the opportunity for such observation, or the opportunity to observe a
middle school science or math teacher at another
school in the district, can lessen teacher frustration.
He began his career
as a
middle and high
school teacher
in Kansas, Nebraska, and North Carolina, before leading
schools as a high
school and
middle school principal in Denver and Wichita.
Dr. Chester began his career
as an elementary
school teacher
in Connecticut, and later served
as a
middle school assistant
principal and district curriculum coordinator.
After teaching
in the Chicago public
schools, Hancock worked
as a teacher, teacher leader, curriculum specialist, literacy specialist,
middle school assistant
principal, and elementary
school principal in Rochester, N.Y..
Her research focus is the
principal as instructional leader
in middle grades and charter
school contexts, with specific interests
in the
principal's role
in the induction and professional development of
school personnel.
Dr. Carbaugh began her career
in 1979
as a teacher and served
as charter
principal of Colleen Bevis Elementary
School, a National Blue Ribbon
School, Mintz Elementary, and Tomlin
Middle School.
He served
as the founding
principal the first Green Dot
Middle School in Watts, California and led the transformation efforts of the first Green Dot
Middle School in Memphis, TN.
After working for 3 years
as an assistant
principal at an international
school in Saudi Arabia he is now the
principal of a
middle school in Minneapolis.
He is beginning his twentieth year
in education this year with sixteen of those years
in middle schools where he has served
as a teacher, assistant
principal, and
principal.
He currently serves
as principal of Ross N. Robinson
Middle School in Kingsport, Tennessee.
Ronald Tabano has over 40 years experience
in education beginning his work
as a 6th grade teacher, moving to teaching social studies and ELA at the
middle and high
school levels, eventually becoming an Assistant
Principal.
Mr. Clark founded the original Brooke Roslindale
middle school in 2002, and he served
as school principal until 2011.
Prior to serving
as the founding
principal, Ricardo realized a strong need for passionate and empathetic educators while he was a
middle school science teacher, instructional coach, and assistant principal in the Los Angeles Unified School Dis
school science teacher, instructional coach, and assistant
principal in the Los Angeles Unified
School Dis
School District.
Previously, Maureen taught
middle level science, served
as a
middle level administrator and, for the last 13 years of her career
in a district, served
as principal of a suburban high
school.
His professional career began
as a high
school teacher
in Southern California, serving
in five diverse
school systems
as a teacher, assistant
principal,
principal, and district office administrator
in elementary,
middle, and high
school settings.
David has also served
as principal of Achievement First East New York
Middle School in Brooklyn, New York and
as a consultant for the New York Department of Education.
As a managing director, Betsy supports seven principals in elementary and middle schools across STRIVE Prep as they challenge their scholars to realize their full potential and prepare their scholars for success in college and caree
As a managing director, Betsy supports seven
principals in elementary and
middle schools across STRIVE Prep
as they challenge their scholars to realize their full potential and prepare their scholars for success in college and caree
as they challenge their scholars to realize their full potential and prepare their scholars for success
in college and career.
Before joining IDEA, Pablo worked
in the Weslaco Independent
School District for ten years: five years
as a classroom teacher, four years
as a curriculum facilitator, and one year
as the
principal of Beatriz Garza
Middle School.
After receiving her master's degree
in education from John Carroll University, she served
as a
middle school language arts teacher, a dean of students, an assistant principal, and a principal before becoming the founding instructional leader of the National Inventors Hall of Fame ® School... Center for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Lea
school language arts teacher, a dean of students, an assistant
principal, and a
principal before becoming the founding instructional leader of the National Inventors Hall of Fame ®
School... Center for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Lea
School... Center for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Learning.
Former Abington Heights
Middle School Principal Michael Elia, who now serves as the Forest City High School principal, was among 13 administrators in the state to receive the Distinguished Principal credential from the National Institute for School Le
Principal Michael Elia, who now serves
as the Forest City High
School principal, was among 13 administrators in the state to receive the Distinguished Principal credential from the National Institute for School Le
principal, was among 13 administrators
in the state to receive the Distinguished
Principal credential from the National Institute for School Le
Principal credential from the National Institute for
School Leadership.
The district allowed several transferring
principals to bring along their English Language Arts and math coaches, one or two high - performing teachers to serve
as models for other teachers
in their new
schools, and an assistant
principal in the case of
middle and high
schools.
Candidates must hold an Administrator II certification and a minimum of three years experience
as a
principal or compatible position
in a
middle or high
school with documented evidence of academic accomplishment.
Prior to founding her consulting firm, Leadervation Learning, Vernita served
as a classroom teacher,
middle and high
school principal, an executive director of
schools and successfully managed
school improvement grant programs
in two state education agencies.
The
school was founded with the strong backing of Joel I. Klein, the former
schools chancellor, who frequently lauded Mr. Waronker for his efforts
as the
principal of a tough
middle school in the South Bronx.
Now,
as a
principal at Berry Elementary and
Middle School in Mount Berry, Georgia, Belvin ensures that her teachers have a chance not only to meet new colleagues and connect with them before September, but also to be involved
in hiring them.
King began his career
in education
as a high
school social studies teacher
in Puerto Rico and Boston, Mass., and
as a
middle school principal.