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Home/Cell: 910-***-****
SEEKING AN DIRECTOR POSITION
Self-directed, enthusiastic, energetic, outgoing person with a passion to help anyone in any situation. An active team member who collaborates with all staff. Establishes a quality relationship with clients.
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS
Masters of Addiction Counseling: Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, Arizona (December 2, 2015)
Bachelor of Arts: Major: English and Literature-Fayetteville State University
Fayetteville, NC 28301 (May 7, 2005)
Minor: Special Education
Human Services with Concentration in Leadership and Community Interventions
18 Graduate Hours
Forensic Psychology
18 Graduate Hours
Certification:
Cross Categorical in Special Education
Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Works, Excel, Internet (research and navigation), and Coral WordPerfect.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Yes Prep Hoffman 2021-Present
Justin West
Compliance Specialist/Special Education Teacher
Scheduling Admission, Review and Dismissal (ARD) meetings;
Monitoring ARD paperwork completed by campus personnel;
Ensuring that federal/state timelines are met with respect to functions of ARD Committee meetings;
Completing lists, forms, reports, PEIMS forms, and data required by the Special Education
Providing systematic communication among special and general education personnel
Completing all applicable ARD paperwork;
Following procedures for progress reporting, folder documentation, parent communication, etc.;
Maintaining thorough documentation of concerns for special education students
Attending relevant professional development;
Collaborating with the Campus Testing Coordinator to schedule and ensure correct testing materials and accommodations are implemented;
Performing duties assigned by the Manager of Campus SPED;
Westarea Elementary School, WT Brown Elementary 2019 - 2021
Lillian Black Elementary
Dr. Zakiyyah Backman, Westarea Principal
Dr. Shanessa Fenner, WT Brown, Principal
Mr. Kamal Watkins, Lillian Black, Principal
Serves as contact person when questions arise regarding EC referrals/issues. Performs EC data management responsibilities.
Receives initial referrals from SST and checks for accuracy.
Monitors all referrals through to completion to include initial, reevaluation, and temporary placements.
Coordinates with related service personnel, as needed, including school psychologists, EC specialists, EC monitors, and outside agencies.
Receives completed evaluation packets from school psychologists and related service personnel.
Confers with principal on status of cases on a scheduled basis.
Coordinates scheduling of IEP meetings: ensures that all required IEP team members are invited. Ensures all documents are prepared correctly in compliance with EC law.
Coordinates and/or facilitates IEP meetings.
Maintains IEP Logs (Initials/Reevaluations/Temporary Assignments/Annual Reviews) and minutes of IEP meetings.
Collaborates with monitors on issues, procedures and guidelines, and follows through with corrective action as needed.
Sends completed data entry forms to EC data manager immediately following IEP team meetings.
Maintains copies of EC Data Forms.
Maintains accurate EC headcount roster(s) and turns in verified roster(s) for compliance on designated due date.
Conducts staff development regarding procedures and guidelines, CECAS, and IEP writing at school site.
Serves as liaison to interpret parent rights and mediate parent concerns and conflicts.
Attends all Case Teacher staff development activities.
Attends computer training as designated by EC requirements and maintain necessary computer skills.
Serves as team player and role model for other employees in the organization; demonstrates a commitment to continuous quality improvement; supports and exhibits organizational core values of caring, respect, integrity, responsibility, high expectations, being customer driven, and valuing diversity.
Performs other duties and accepts responsibilities as assigned.
National E.E. Smith and Friends Alumni Association 2018-Present
Kimberly Lynch
Assistant Executive Director
Works with board in order to fulfill the organization mission.
Responsible for leading E. E. Smith National Alumni Association in a manner that supports and guides the organization’s mission as defined by the Board of Directors.
Responsible for communicating effectively with the Board and providing, in a timely and accurate manner, all information necessary for the Board to function properly and to make informed decisions.
Responsible for the fiscal integrity of E.E. National Alumni Association to include submission to the Board of a proposed annual budget and monthly financial statements, which accurately reflect the financial condition of the organization.
Responsible for fiscal management that generally anticipates operating within the approved budget, ensures maximum resource utilization, and maintenance of the organization in a positive financial position.
Responsible for fundraising and developing other resources necessary to support E.E. Smith National Alumni Association’s mission.
Works with board and staff to ensure that the mission is fulfilled through programs, strategic planning and community outreach.
Oversees and implements appropriate resources to ensure that the operations of the organization are appropriate.
E.E. Smith Senior High 2018-Present
Donell Underdue
Department Chair/Special Education Teacher
Conduct monthly Exceptional Education Departmental meetings.
Monitor department staff for EC compliances for IEP’s
Help new teachers with classroom procedures
Help new teachers with conducting IEP annual meetings
Provide for an engaging learning environment to teach and support the academic success of student with an Individual Education Plans (IEP) as part of daily instructional schedule;
Work with special education coordinator and external service providers to review, develop, and implement IEP for middle school students;
Conduct IEP meetings with parents, students, regular education teachers;
Develop Transition Plan for students for post-middle school; Provide accommodations, modifications, and support to regular education content instructors;
Provide specialized instruction to small groups, classes, or students with special education needs;
Monitor students on caseload
E.E. Smith Senior High 2012-2018
Melody Chalmers
Special Education Teacher
Provide for an engaging learning environment to teach and support the academic success of student with an Individual Education Plans (IEP) as part of daily instructional schedule;
Work with special education coordinator and external service providers to review, develop, and implement IEP for middle school students;
Conduct IEP meetings with parents, students, regular education teachers;
Develop Transition Plan for students for post-middle school; Provide accommodations, modifications, and support to regular education content instructors;
Provide specialized instruction to small groups, classes, or students with special education needs;
Monitor students on caseload
Lewis Chapel Middle School 2009-2011
Sheldon Harvey, Principal
Special Education Teacher
Provide for an engaging learning environment to teach and support the academic success of student with an Individual Education Plans (IEP) as part of daily instructional schedule;
Work with special education coordinator and external service providers to review, develop, and implement IEP for middle school students;
Conduct IEP meetings with parents, students, regular education teachers;
Develop Transition Plan for students for post-middle school; Provide accommodations, modifications, and support to regular education content instructors;
Provide specialized instruction to small groups, classes, or students with special education needs;
Pine Forest High School 2005-2009
Cindy McCormick, Principal
Special Education Teacher
Provide for an engaging learning environment to teach and support the academic success of student with an Individual Education Plans (IEP) as part of daily instructional schedule;
Work with special education coordinator and external service providers to review, develop, and implement IEP for middle school students;
Conduct IEP meetings with parents, students, regular education teachers;
Develop Transition Plan for students for post-middle school; Provide accommodations, modifications, and support to regular education content instructors;
Provide specialized instruction to small groups, classes, or students with special education needs;
Alger B. Wilkins Elementary School 1997-2005
Beverly Hood –Media Specialist, Supervisor
Technology Lab Assistant
Responsible for planning, arranging, collecting, and receipting of funds for school wide and/or group field trips.
Responsible for training of teachers and administrators on new computer lab and classrooms software.
Responsible for selecting and purchasing computers, computer software, and printers that configures with school system standards.
Serves as web manager for school website.
Serve as postmaster for school email accounts.
Serve as coordinator of the Accelerated Math, Reading, STAR Reading, Math and Early Literacy Programs.
Responsible for maintaining, monitoring, and troubleshooting and usage of the computer lab and classroom computers.
Assist teachers in integrating technology into the curriculum to help students’ word processing, multimedia, and researching skills.
Utilize Internet as a resource on current events, history, science, and literature/writing to complement learning activities in the classrooms.
Collaborate with fifth grad teacher in reading with, to, and independently with students for DEAR (Drop, Everything. And Read) during a one –hour of reading block.
Serve as back up in dispensing student’s medication.
Sponsor Student Council Government Association.
Co-Sponsor BETA Club.
Collaborate with Student Council and BETA Club students to publish newsletter for parents.
Sponsor Civic Oration Contest, Spelling Bee Contest.
Responsible for typing and emailing weekly school memo for staff.
Serves as Mistress of Ceremony for Winter and Spring Annual Concerts/Programs.
Serve on S.I.T (School Improvement Team) for 2004-05
ADITIONAL SKILLS
Renaissance Learning Company 2002-2004
Champion Presenter
Workshop Presenter
For Renaissance Learning Company on Accelerated Reading and Math within the southeastern region of North Carolina.
Cumberland County School 2001-2002
Accelerated Math Trainer
Workshop presenter on Accelerated math at various schools within Cumberland County Schools.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS
Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies (2018)
REFERENCE
Marvis Adams, Teacher Assistant 910-***-**** Cell
910-***-**** Home
Ivy Wright, Friend 910-***-**** (Cell)
Sheryll Black, Coworker 760-***-****(Cell)