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ISBN: 0974078301
quality trade paperback (softcover)
Pages: 289
Description:
A thorough reexamination of the role of the principalship must precede societal expectations and become an integral part of principal preparatory programs. It must not only be known who principals are in terms of their “position,” but more important, what they do in “practice” in today’s schools. This book, which is the heart-wrenching, compelling tale of Darryl Gilliam’s principalship experience, represents a contribution to the knowledge base and recognition effort. Most important, it represents an opportunity to tell, through the experiences of Principal Gilliam, a “story” of today’s school principal. Both the tribulations and the triumphs.
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 Dr. Steve Gallon III is an administrator in the Miami-Dade County Public Schools in Miami, Florida. He has served as a teacher, assistant principal, and an elementary and senior high school principal in urban educational settings. Dr. Gallon also serves as an adjunct professor, consultant, and a guest lecturer in hte areas of leadership, organizational management and education.
In addition to a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Florida A & M University, Dr. Gallon holds a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership and a Doctor of Education in Educational Administration and Supervision, both from Florida International University.
Dr. Gallon has received numerous awards and recognitions for his outstanding professional and community service. In 2001, he was recognized and featured as one of eight Americans by the College Board Review in their issue "Heroes of a Different Kind" for his "sense of dedication, determination and destiny" in American education. He has truly distinguished himself as a dedicated, enthusiastic, and caring leader. His ability to galvanize the school and community to enhance the education opportunities of economically challenged students has been recognized and applauded at the district, state and national level. This page has been viewed 2108 times.
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