CURRICULUM VITAE
Monica Battley-Fabre, Ph.D.
New Roads, Louisiana 70760
225-***-**** Mobile
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PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Consistent success as an educator at the elementary, secondary and collegiate levels
Outstanding track record in assuring student success
Seasoned in conceiving and building in-school and after-school enrichment programs from the ground up through proven competencies in administration, project and program management, and staff and youth development and empowerment
Effective communicator with excellent planning, organizational, and negotiation strengths as well as the ability to lead, reach consensus, establish goals, and attain results
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Educational Administration, Jackson State University, Spring 2014
M.Ed., Educational Leadership, Southern University and A&M College, Spring 2011
M.Ed., Secondary Education-Curriculum and Instruction, Southern University and A&M College, Fall 2009
B.A., Secondary Education, Social Studies, Southern University and A&M College, 2006
Louisiana State University – 1997
Grambling State University – 1986-1989
ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS
Student Marshal, Southern University and A&M College, Fall 2006
Cum Laude Graduate, Southern University and A&M College, Fall 2006
Mu Chapter, Alpha Lambda Epsilon, 2014
ACADEMIC & TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Administrator/Principal – Minneapolis Public School System – Harrison Education Center, January 2015-Present
Owner/Operator/Consultant – Every Child Moves Ahead, LLC – Louisiana 2014
Principal – Pointe Coupee Parish School System – Rosenwald Elementary, July 2012-December 2014
Adjunct Professor – Southern University and A&M College – Educational Leadership Department, Fall 2012-Fall 2014
Certified/Highly Qualified Teacher – Jackson Public Schools – Callaway High School, Jackson, Mississippi 2011-2012
Certified/Highly Qualified Teacher – Livingston Parish School System – Denham Springs Jr. High School, Denham Springs, Louisiana, 2008-2011
Certified/Highly Qualified Teacher – East Baton Rouge Parish School System – CAN Academy, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 2007-2008
Certified/Highly Qualified Teacher Pointe Coupee Parish School System – Pointe Coupee Central High School, New Roads, Louisiana, 2007
Student Teacher – Pointe Coupee Parish School System, Pointe Coupee Central High School, 2006
Teacher Candidate (Field Experience) – Capitol High School, Southern University Laboratory School, and Crestworth Middle School, as directed by Southern University, 2003-2006
SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS FACILITATED
Educational Transformation: Common Core + a Whole Lot More – Louisiana Association of Educators, 2014 and Noxubee County, Mississippi, 2014
Educational Transformation with No Excuses – Jackson State University’s Urban Education Conference, 2013
Planning for Learning: Curricular Focus in a Learning Community – Rosenwald Elementary School, 2012-2014, Southern University Student Teachers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, Faculty of Denham Springs Jr. High School, Denham Springs, Louisiana 2010 and 2011
Teaching the UnTeachable Child: It’s Hard but Doable – Classroom Strategies - Rosenwald Elementary School, 2012-2014, Southern University Student Teachers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, Faculty of Denham Springs Jr. High School, Denham Springs, Louisiana 2010 and 2011
Louisiana’s Statewide Guide to Assessment/Comprehensive Curriculum: Aligning Content, Instruction and Assessment – Rosenwald Elementary School, 2012-2014, Southern University and A&M College Student Teachers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 2009-2011, Faculty of Denham Springs Jr. High School, Denham Springs, Louisiana 2010-2011
School Leaders Licensure Assessment: How to Pass – Southern University and A&M College Educational Leader Candidates, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2010-2014
African Traditional Religions: Why Can’t They Believe? – Southern Conference of African American Studies, Inc., Jackson, Mississippi 2010
Cultural Applications of the Mis-educated Negro: Carter G. Woodson’s Prophecy - Southern Conference of African American Studies, Inc., Dallas, Texas, 2011, National African-American Studies and Affiliates Conference, Baton Rouge, 2012, Association of Social and Behavioral Scientists National Conference, Nashville, Tennessee, 2012
Common Core Standards: A Hindrance to Failing Schools – Jackson State University College of Education Urban Education Conference, 2011, National African-“American Studies and Affiliates National Conference, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 2012
Educational Transformation of Low-Performing Schools - Jackson State University College of Education Urban Education Conference, 2013
PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS
Transformation with No Excuses: Teaching Low-performing, High poverty student (2013,2014)
Teacher’s Rights in Public Education (Presentation) 2009
Instructional Technology and Media for Learning (Presentation-Professional Development) 2009
High-Stakes Standardized Tests: A Negative Impact on Teaching 2010
High-Stakes Testing: Do they Improve Learning? 2010
Changes in Society and Schools: Prejudices Hinder (Presentation-professional development) 2010
Addressing Diversity in the Classroom to Improve Instruction and Learning (Presentation/professional development) 2010
A Study Examining Teachers’ Perception of State High-Stakes Standardized Testing Programs: Their effects on Teacher Preparation, Performance and Instruction (Master Thesis) 2011
Standardized Curriculum: Is there such a Thing 2011
How do we really improve the Education System: 2011
Education: Whose Social Experience is it? 2011
Teacher Care: Its’ Impact on Student Achievement 2011
A Study Examining Student’s Perception of “Acting White” and Desegregation’s Role on its Inception, 2012
New Leadership for Educational Leaders and Principals, 2012
Teachers as Change Agents, 2012
No Child Left Behind and the Achievement Gap, 2012
Elements of School Leadership, 2012
Classroom Management: Essential for Growth (Presentation/professional development) 2012
Advantages and Disadvantages of Standardized Achievement Tests, 2012
Where Great Teaching Begins (presentation/professional development) 2012
Tests: Must be VALID and RELIABLE (presentation/professional development) 2012
EDUCATION CONFERENCES – SCHOOL DESIGNEE
National Middle School Conference – Denver, Colorado (Livingston Parish School System 2008)
National Middle School Conference – Indianapolis, Indiana (Livingston Parish School System 2009)
Southern Conference on African American, Inc. – Jackson, Mississippi (Southern University and A&M College 2010)
Southern Conference on African American, Inc. – Dallas, Texas (Southern University and A&M College 2011)
Project Citizen Summer Institute – Boise, Idaho (Livingston Parish School System 2011)
National African-American Studies and Affiliates National Conference – Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Jackson State University 2012)
Association of Social and Behavioral Scientists National Conference – Nashville, Tennessee (Jackson State University 2012)
TAP National Conference – Washington, D.C. – (Pointe Coupee Parish School System 2013)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Cooperative Learning Groups 2007-2010
Multi-Cultural Awareness 2007-2012
Student Motivation 2009-2012
Curriculum Design and Development 2006-2014
Classroom Management 2006-2014
Differentiated Instruction 2006-2014
Student Assessment 2006-2014
Project Based Learning for African-American Students 2008-2014
Whole and Small Group Learning/Teaching 2009-2014
Cultural Relevant Teaching Practices 2009-2014
Response to Intervention 2010-2014
Professional Learning Communities 2010-2014
Common Core Standards: Unpacking the Standards 2010-2014
Discipline With Dignity 2011-2014
Principal’s Academy: Common Core Priorities 2013-2014
Other People’s Children: Cultural Conflict in Classrooms 2010-2014
Understanding Black Male Students’ Learning Styles 2010-2014
Positive School Wide Engagement 2010-2015
Racial Equity 2010-2015
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS
Phi Delta Kappa 2006-Present
Praxis 2006
SLLA 2010
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Founder/Consultant of Every Child Moves Ahead – 2009 (LLC 2014 – Community Organization developed to:
oPrepare students, parents and teachers for cultural relevant, standards-based instruction
oFocus on Common Core Standards, utilize educational technology, set measurable data-driven goals, and provide rigorous and relevant learning activities in order to prepare students to become successful on state assessments
oIncrease student motivation respect and responsibility for self and others
oIncrease parental and community-involvement in the learning process of children through empowerment
oDevelop vocabulary competencies that students need in order to be proficient readers
REFERENCES
Natalie Aguillard, Principal – Rosenwald Elementary School – 225-***-****
Dr. Doris Robinson-Gardner, Dean – Jackson State University Graduate School – 601-***-**** – Division of Graduate Studies-Jackson State University – Jackson, Mississippi 39217
Dr. Joe Haynes, Executive Director Jobs for Mississippi Graduates, 601-***-****
Dr. Carrine Bishop, Professor, Jackson State University 601-***-****
Mrs. Natalie Aguillard, Principal, Rosenwald Elementary School, New Roads, Louisiana 70760 225-***-****
Dr. Jarrett Landor, Professor – Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 225-***-****