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CLINT CARPENTER, Ed.D.

P.O. Box 25

Slaton, Texas 79364

806-742-1997 ext 273

806-773-6439

EDUCATION:Doctor of Education

Texas Tech University, 2000.

Areas of specialization: School Finance and School Law.

Master of Education Administration

Texas Tech University, 1991

Bachelor of Science

Zoology, Chemistry minor

Texas Tech University, 1983

CERTIFICATES:Secondary Mathematics eligible

Secondary Biology

Composite Science-eligible

Mid-Management Administrator

Texas Superintendent

Texas State Registered School Board Trainer

for finance, governance, board member roles and ethics

Texas State Comptrollers Office Registered Provider

for Public Funds Investment Act Training

EXPERIENCE:Texas Tech University, 2007-Present

Assistant Professor, Education Leadership

Superintendent Certification Coordinator

West Texas A&M University, 2004-2007

Canyon Texas

Assistant Professor

Education Leadership. Superintendent Program

Superintendent, Royse City ISD, 2001-2004

Royse City, Texas. 3300 students, 485 employees.

Superintendent, Smyer I.S.D., 1996-2001

Smyer, Texas 435 students.

Wayland Baptist University 2001

Adjunct Professor, Lubbock campus.

EducationalTechnology

Superintendent, Miles I.S.D.1994-1996

Miles, Texas 540 students.

Interim Superintendent, Spade I.S.D. 1994.

Spade, Texas

Principal, Spade I.S.D. - 1991-1993.

Spade, Texas

Lubbock-Cooper I.S.D. - 1987-1991.

Lubbock, Texas

High School Math and Science Teacher,

Shallowater I.S.D. – 1986-1987

Shallowater, Texas

Junior High Math and Science Teacher,.

Smith, Kline, and French Laboratories1985-1986.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania,

Drug information and Acute Care Representative

Unicorn Imports, Inc. - 1983-1985.

Lubbock, Texas.

President,

PRESENTATIONS

Texas A&M- CC October, 2007 5th Annual Center for Educational Development, Evaluation, and Research (CEDER) Conference. Education for a Changing World. Karen McCaleb, Clint Carpenter and Conn Thomas.

Regional Research Organization.

Texas School Administrators Association and Texas Association of School Boards Joint Annual State Convention October 2007

Factors that Determine the Outcome of Bond Elections

Sheets, Gene and Carpenter, Clint

Houston, Texas

WTAMU Math and Science Conference, May 16, 2007 West Texas A&M University, Canyon Texas. Clint Carpenter and Conn Thomas, TAKS Testing Readability of 5th Grade Science Students. Regional Teacher's Conference.

Texas School Administrators Association and Texas Association of School Boards Joint Annual State Convention

Presented: Readability of the TAKS Test

Carpenter, Clint and Thomas, Conn

Houston, Texas October 2006

American Education Finance Association. 2005 National Conference. Presented: An Update onSmall, Rural and Sparse School Funding Formula. Carpenter, Clint and Nix, Susan

Denver, Colorado March, 2005

Panhandle Area Science and Math Conference.

Presented: Using Technology in the Classroom

Carpenter, Clint and Carpenter, Penny

Canyon, Texas September 2005

Texas Association of School Boards Regional Workshop. Presented: Role of the Principal in Evaluation of Personnel.

Susan Nix and Clint Carpenter

Canyon, Texas May 2005

Consortium of State Organizations for Texas Teacher Education, 2005 Conference, Presented: Evaluation of Staff Development Program in a University Teacher Education Program. Nix, Susan and Carpenter, Clint

Dallas, Texas November 2005

Doctoral Dissertation: The Effects of Categorical Spending on Student Performance in Texas Public Schools

Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 2000.

Texas Computer Education Association.

Presented: Acquiring Technology With The Future In Mind.

State Conference, Austin, TX, 1999.

Texas Center of Educational Technologies.

Presented: Change and Leadership

State Conference, Dallas, TX, 1998.

The National School Board Association.

Presented: LAN's: Making Them Effective.

National Conference, Denver, CO, 1997

Invited Discussant at The American Educational Research Association. Topic: Texas School Funding Formulas. With Sparkman, William E.

National Conference, New York City, NY, 1996.

The American Educational Finance Association.

The Implications of Finance Proposals in Texas Senate Bill 1. National Conference, Savannah, GA, 1995.

14th Annual Rural and Small Schools Conference.

The Funding of Rural Schools Through State Formulas.

National Conference, Manhattan, KS, 1995.

American Association of Rural Schools.

Rural, Small, and Isolated School Funding Formulas in The

United States. National Conference, Tuscaloosa, AL, 1994.

The American Education Research Association.

Topic: Implications of State Finance Proposals; Texas' Senate Bill 7. National Conference, New Orleans, LA, 1994.

Commissioner’s Midwinter Conference.

Presented: Project Real World , Austin, TX, 1993.

Rocky Mountain Education Research Association.

Presented research: School Governance and Community Support of School Districts, 1993.

Department of Education Administration, Texas Tech University. Presented research: School Governance and Community Commitment. Lubbock, TX, 1993.

Recent Publications: Carpenter, Clint and Thomas, Conn, 2007 Readability of the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills for the 2003 and 2004 5th Grade Science Test. The Journal of Teacher Eduction, Accepted for 2008

McCaleb, K., Carpenter, C., and Thomas, C. (2007) Impact of Readability and Item Difficulty of the Texas TAKS Test on Special Education Students. Journal of Exceptional Children. Submitted and under review. (Refereed journal)

McCaleb, Karen; Carpenter, Clint; Thomas, Conn. (2007) Special Education Student Performance on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills. Center for Educational Development, Evaluation, and Research (CEDER) 2008 Yearbook. Submitted and under review. (Refereed Yearbook journal)

Carpenter, Clint and Thomas, Conn. 2006. Impact of Readability on Special Education Student High Stakes Test Performance in Texas. Submitted for publication review.

Carpenter, Clint and Thomas, Conn 2006. Impact of Readability Levels on the Performance of Bilingual, ESL and LEP on the 2003 and 2004 Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills. Submitted for publication review.

Classes Taught:Education Leadership at Texas Tech University:

Fiscal Management and Personnel

School Policy Analysis

School Community and School Governance

Education Leadership at West Texas A&M:

Seminar in Education Leadership

School Business Management and Finance

Special Populations in Schools

The School Superintendency

School Facilities Maintenance and Construction

Performance Competencies for the School Superintendent

Personal Leadership, Growth and Development

Field Based Internship for the School Superintendent

Principal Internship Elementary

Principal Internship Secondary

As an Adjunct at Wayland Baptist University

Technology Applications in the Classroom

Skills: Knowledge of school systems, federal programs, management of personnel, and technology implementation such as distance learning systems, computer networking, ITV/Distance Education, satellite systems, and most importantly, their use in a comprehensive district curriculum.

AWARDS: "Teacher of the Year" three consecutive years, Lubbock-Cooper, I.S.D.