KEITH G. HEDGER
Address: *** ********* ***** ********* **, Annapolis, Maryland 21403
Phone: 443-***-****
Mobile: 410-***-****
Email: **********@*******.***
ANTICIPATED ASSISTANT SECONDARY PRINCIPAL
QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE
Highly committed and goal-oriented academic professional with in-depth background in providing top-quality education and
leadership in accordance with policies and regulations set by the Board of Education. Experienced in developing and
evaluating curriculum based on student needs and requirements. Accustomed to working collaboratively with parents,
colleagues, and other professionals to drive the achievement of academic excellence. Outstanding educator with solid
dedication in honing the students’ skills and abilities through the integration of innovative teaching practices.
Recognized for accomplishing assigned tasks through methodical and strategic approach to guarantee the timely completion
with high quality and optimal results.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
CALVERT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (AUG 2000–PRESENT)
SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTOR
Windy Hill Middle School, Owings, MD Aug 2006–Present
Huntingtown High School, Huntingtown, MD Aug 2004–Jun 2005
Calvert High School, Prince Frederick, MD Aug 2000–Jun 2004
TEACHING AND CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
- Provide top-quality education to grades 7 to 11 students; teach various courses, such as middle school world
history, United States history, and language arts, as well as high school United States history, United States government,
and world history.
- Properly manage student’s records, along with other reports and documentations to guarantee data integrity and
confidentiality.
- Render keen supervision and support to the students in out-of-class settings.
- Provide expert pedagogic support in developing students’ skills and talents toward the achievement of academic
goals.
- Actively participate in school conferences, faculty meetings, and other assigned meetings and activities in
accordance with school policy.
- Maintain professionalism in accomplishing assigned tasks and responsibilities, as follows:
- Conformance to contract agreement and conditions, as well as with total school program
- Implementation of designated curriculum and maintenance of lesson plans, while adhering to scheduled time in
handling assigned classes and other responsibilities
- Execution of necessary action regarding student conduct and discipline
- Proper usage of language in both verbal and written communication
- Demonstration of accurate and up-to-date knowledge of course content
- Assignment of reasonable tasks and homework to students
- Protection records, equipment, materials, and facilities
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
- Observe strict compliance with regulatory requirements, which include:
- Rules, regulations, and policies of governing agencies and supervisory personnel
- State administrative regulations and Board of Education policies
- School and local school system procedures and rules
- Ensure adherence to school and system policies in dealing with students, parents, and colleagues, as well as in
maintaining student’s records.
INTERPERSONAL COLLABORATION AND RELATIONS
- Establish efficient home-school communication through facilitation of conferences, phone discussion, and written
correspondences.
- Coordinate with students, parents, co-teachers, administrators, and other school personnel.
- Proactively collaborate with school administrators, special support personnel, colleagues, and parents.
- Offer exceptional guidance and assistance to substitute teacher through the provision of comprehensive
information, plans, and materials.
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS
- Effectively applied new concepts and knowledge in classroom management acquired through active participation in
professional development opportunities.
- Succeeded in developing high-caliber players as Calvert High School swimming coach, that led to the attainment of
co-conference men’s team championship award in 2004.
- Effectively functioned as a member of School Improvement teams in accomplishing various assignments.
- Played an integral role in the development and assessment of social studies curriculum.
EDUCATION
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION: MAY 2014
McDaniel College, Westminster
COURSEWORK TOWARD MASTER’S DEGREE IN WESTERN HISTORY: MAY 2000
Buffalo Sate College, Buffalo, NY
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SECONDARY EDUCATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES: MAY 1999
Niagara University, Niagara Falls, NY
CERTIFICATIONS
Administrator I Certification: Aug 2014
Administrative Internship – McDaniel College, Westminster, MD 21157
TECHNICAL ACUMEN
Microsoft Office Applications Various Recordkeeping and Data Analysis Programs