STAFFORD D. BOYD

2858 Clayton St., Denver, Colorado80205

(303) 918-4863

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OBJECTIVE:Seeking a school-level administrator position while on the quest for a challenging career as a catalyst and facilitative leader in public education

EDUCATION:

September 2007 -University of Denver, Denver, CO

CurrentPursuing Master of Arts, Educational Leadership

January 2002 -University of Denver, Denver, CO

March 2003School Executive Preparation Program

January 1994 -NationalUniversity, Sacramento, CA

August 1997California Secondary-Clear Teaching Credential Preparation

September 1988 -University of California at Davis, Davis, CA

June 1993Bachelor of Arts, United States History

EXPERIENCE:

August 2005 –Dean of Students

CurrentThorntonHigh School, Adams 12 School District, Thornton, CO

CATALYST

  • Collaborate with faculty teams to make purpose-driven, data-based decisions for improvement of student learning from formative & summative assessments
  • Spearhead school improvement and cultural shift to a Professional Learning Community
  • Collaboratively implement Positive Behavior Support program at the high school level
  • Serve on site-based management teams for attendance and school decision making

FACILITATIVE LEADER

  • Facilitate learning of over 500 diverse studentsas grade-level administrator in charge of attendance & discipline
  • Collaborate with students, parents, faculty, and district support staff to create and implement solutions tostudent-centered issues
  • Supervise and evaluate classified employees
  • Execute discipline processes & procedures focused on student learning
  • Serve as school assessment coordinator and data-analyst

August 2000 –Teacher

August 2005ThorntonHigh School, Adams 12 School District, Thornton, CO

CATALYST

  • Spearhead school improvement and cultural shift to a Professional Learning Community
  • Collaborated with an interdisciplinary team and team teach with Language Arts partners in delivery of Integrated American Studies (IAS) curriculum
  • Served as faculty representative on district focus groups for professional development and expected student learning results
  • Served on site-based management teams for scheduling and supervision

FACILITATIVE LEADER

  • Facilitated learning of diverse students in Social Studies and Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) classes, including sheltered classroom environments for ELL students
  • Served as CWE program coordinator, IAS team leader, and Social Studies instructional leader
  • Served as school assessment coordinator and data-analyst
  • Served as faculty representative on school leadership council
  • Served as Boettcher Mentor Teacher

November 1997 –Teacher

June 2000EncinaHigh School, San Juan Unified School District, Sacramento, CA

CATALYST

  • Collaboratively developed and implemented curriculum and programs for Title-I designated, comprehensive high school recognized by U.S. Departments of Education and Labor as a New American High School
  • Collaborated with teachers, administrators, university faculty, philanthropic organizations and business professionals in entrepreneurship program grant development, implementation, and evaluation
  • Collaborated with local One-StopCareerCenter and California St. University, Sacramento Dept. of Career Counselor Education to deliver career-based curriculum to students

FACILITATIVE LEADER

  • Facilitated learning of diverse students in Career Exploration, Skills for Living, Entrepreneurship, and Student Government
  • Lead and facilitated freshman program faculty team
  • Lead and facilitated faculty action-teams for school-wide strategic-planning
  • Managed and directed student activities

October 1995 -AmeriCorps National Service Member

September 1996Our Town: A New Educational Community, Sacramento, CA

Managing Agencies:SacramentoCounty Office of Education

Sacramento Community Services Planning Council

CATALYST

  • Collaborated with university faculty and graduate students in creation, organization, and implementation of student leadership program
  • Designed and developed service-learning instructional manual for school faculty
  • Collaborated in strategic planning, design, and implementation of service-learning curriculum

FACILITATIVE LEADER

  • Lead district team of members with goal of enhancing school safety via strategies of increased tutoring, increased parent involvement, and enhanced service-learning
  • Facilitated and supported high school faculty with student service-learning projects
  • Interfaced with students, faculty, administrators, parents, businesses, agencies, media and other members of the school community

CERTIFICATES/RECOGNITIONS:

September, 2007Executive Professional Learning Community

Adams 12 School District

May, 2004Boettcher Mentor Teacher

Public Education Business Coalition, Boettcher Teachers Program

January, 2004Provisional Principal License

State of Colorado

August, 2000Professional Teaching License – Social Studies

State of Colorado

June, 2000Certified Entrepreneurship Teacher of the Year

National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Sacramento Division

December, 1999Cross-cultural, Language, and Academic Development (CLAD) Teaching Certificate

State of California

July, 1998Certified Entrepreneurship Teacher (expired)

National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship

September, 1997Secondary-Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential, Social Science (expired)

State of California

REFERENCES:Available upon request.