FACULTY VITA. NAME Kenneth English, Ed.D Secondary Education Major Educational Administration Major Secondary and Higher Education Minor

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1 FACULTY VITA NAME Kenneth English, Ed.D. MONTH YEAR Title, Department, Texas A&M University-Commerce School Address: Department Building Texas A&M University-Commerce PO Box 3011 Commerce, TX Work Phone: Cell Phone: Home Phone: Faculty Web Page: PROFESSIONAL INTEREST EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL Lovelady, Texas, High School 1973 BACHELOR OF ARTS Stephen F. Austin State University FOR SELECT STUDENTS 1976 Mathematics and Business Major MASTER OF EDUCATION DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Stephen F. Austin State University 1978 Secondary Education Major Texas A&M University Commerce 1987 Educational Administration Major Secondary and Higher Education Minor PROFESSIONAL LICENSES Texas Mathematics 1976 Texas Business 1976 Texas Mid-Management 1981 Texas Superintendent 1982 Oklahoma Superintendent 1992 Registered with the Texas Board of Tax Professionals as a Class III Tax Assessor/ Collector EXPERIENCE - 1 -

2 TEACHING Undergraduate Assistant at SFASU 1976 Student Teaching Nacogdoches High School Grapeland High School Mathematics Teacher, Assistant Coach Grapeland High School Athletic Director, Mathematics Teacher ADMINISTRATIVE Kennard Independent School District, High School Principal Kennard Independent School Kaufman Independent School Mansfield Independent School Durant, Oklahoma, Public School Mount Pleasant Independent School Duncanville Independent School 2007-Present Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Senior Director of Career Development PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND HONORARIES American Association of School Administrators Association for Career and Technology Education Texas Association of School Administrators Texas Association of Career and Technology Educators COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS Pilgrim s Pride Bowl Classic Committee Duncanville Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Duncanville Chamber of Commerce Education Committee - 2 -

3 Duncanville Education Foundation Board of Directors Duncanville Education Foundation Executive Committee Duncanville Rotary Club Duncanville Lions Club HONORS, AWARDS, AND LISTINGS Graduated Eighth in College Class of 710; 3.75 GPA Received Certificates of Achievement, SFASU, 1974, 1975, 1976 Alpha Chi National Honor Society Phi Delta Kappa National Education Honor Society Region VI Education Service Center Executive Committee Region VI Education Service Center, TASA Membership Chairman President, Houston-Trinity County Administrators Association Region X Education Service Center Block Grant Advisory Committee East Texas State University Meadows Foundation Principal Improvement Program Advisory Committee Chairman, Kaufman County Superintendent s Association Co-Chairman, Industrial Liaison Committee, Southwestern Bell Interlink Project TASA Professional Development Committee AASA Blue Ribbon Task Force, 1989 East Texas State University School Study Council East Texas State University Teacher Education Council Region XI Education Service Center Executive Committee Advisory Committee East Texas State University Blue Print for Integration Pilot Project Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education Superintendents Advisory Council Bryan County Mental Health Advisory Committee Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education High Schools That Work Administrative Committee Oklahoma Department of Education, State Superintendent s Advisory Council Oklahoma School Public Relations Association, Administrator of the Year 1995 Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Region 8 School-to-Work Council Governor Frank Keating s Summit on Education Reform,

4 Lamar University Superintendent s Academy, THECB / TEA P 16 Committee, 2000 Texas A&M University Texarkana Community Advisory Committee, 2001 The Bill Ratliff School Executive Academy of Northeast Texas Board of Directors Upper East Texas Tech Prep Consortium Board of Directors, East Texas State School Study Council Board of Directors Texas A&M University Commerce President s Council on Education Argosy University Professional Advisory Board Region IV ACTE Legislative Committee Board of Directors, Equity Center PUBLICATIONS Discipline Management and the Small School, Texas School Business, July, T.A.P.S. To Allow Students to Succeed, Kaufman Independent School District, Booklet for the Texas Education Agency, Now That We ve Identified Them, What Do We Do? Centering Teacher Education, The University of Texas at Arlington, Some Thoughts on Mandatory Testing in Higher Education, a study concerning the development and implementation of the TASP testing program, 1986 A Study to Identify the Characteristics of Texas Public School Districts that are Eligible for Enrichment Equalization Aid, Doctoral Dissertation, 1987 PRESENTATIONS University of North Texas Campus Service Leadership Series, Service Leadership in Public Education. Texas Business Education Coalition, Achieve Texas Career Cluster Initiative. Career and Technology Administrators of Texas, Mid-Winter Conference, Benefits of an Outside Needs Assessment. National Tech Prep Network National Convention, 2006, Pathways to the Top: Superintendents Discuss Career Pathways. Interlink Board of Directors, 2006, School Finance Issues Impacting Career and Technology Education. Texas Economic Development Council, 2005, Developing a Competitive Workforce in Texas. Career and Technology Administrators of Texas, Mid Winter Conference, 2005 Staying Ahead of the Game. Benefits of an Outside Needs Assessment

5 Seamless Transition Conference, 2005, Staying Ahead of the Game. Region VII ESC / East Texas Tech Prep Consortium, 2004, Advantages of Career and Technology Education National Association of Secondary School Principals, National Convention, 1998, School-to-Career Transition for Career Success. Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Summer Conference, 1998, School-to- Career, the Next Steps. American Vocational Association, Region IV Convention, 1998, Keynote Address Texas Education Agency, State Tech Prep Conference, 1997, School-to-Work and Tech Prep. Southeastern Oklahoma State University, School Facilities Planning Conference, 1997, Facilities Planning. Texas Education Agency, State Tech Prep Conference, 1996, Tech Prep s Role in School-to-Work. Region XII Education Service Center, Tech Prep Conference, 1996, Tech Prep s Role in School-to- Work. Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Train the Trainer Workshop, 1996, Business and Industry Involvement in School-to-Work. Oklahoma State School Boards Association, Annual Convention, 1995, How To s Regarding Schoolto-Work Transition. Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Summer Conference, 1995, School-to- Work Transition for Career Success. Texas Education Agency, Summer Conference for Career and Technology, 1995, School-to-Work Transition for Career Success. American Vocational Association, Region IV Conference, 1995, School-to-Work Transition for Career Success, Telling It Like It Is, The Career Guidance Manual. American Association of School Administrators, National Convention, 1995, How To s Regarding School-to-Work Transition. Region XII, Education Service Center, Tech Prep Conference, 1995, School-to-Career Transition. American Vocational Association, National Convention, 1994, Administrator s How To s Regarding School-to-Work Transition. ACT, A Lifetime of Transitions Texas Workforce Conference, 1994, Connecting Learning with Earning: Experiences from the Trenches. Career and Technology Administrators of Texas, First Annual Conference, 1994, School-to-Work Transition, The Superintendent s Perspective. Joint Career and Technology Education Professional Development Conference, 1994, An Effective Transition from School to the World of Work. Arkansas Business and Marketing Education Summer Conference, 1994, Linking High Schools That Work, Apprenticeship, Tech Prep, and School-to-Work Transition Programs. Panhandle Tech Prep Consortium Summer Conference, 1994, Components of School-to-Work Transition

6 Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, School-to-Work Transition Conference, 1994, The Administrator s How To s of School To Work Transition. University of Oklahoma, Quality Schools Conference, 1994, The Administrator s How To s of Schoolto-Work Transition. American Vocational Association, Region IV, Conference, 1993, Durant High School, A High School That Works. Texas Vocational Association, Mid Winter Conference, 1992, Blueprint for Integration. The University of Texas at Austin, 41 st Annual Superintendent s Workshop for Educational Leaders, 1989, T.A.P.S.: A Model Program for At-Risk Students. Texas Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, State Convention, 1989, T.A.P.S.: A Model Program for At-Risk Students. East Texas State University, Annual School Board Workshop, 1989, Operating Effective Board Meetings. American Association of School Administrators, Annual Convention, 1989, T.A.P.S. A Model Program for At-Risk Students. Texas A&M University, Vocational Special Needs Program, 1989, T.A.P.S.: A Model Program for At- Risk Students. East Texas State University, East Texas School Study Council, Fall Workshop, 1989, Employee Child Development Center. Region VI Education Service Center, Fall Workshop, 1986, Discipline Management. University of Texas at Austin, 38 th Annual Superintendent s Workshop for Education Leaders, 1986, Discipline Management. GRANTS Job Training and Partnership Act: Summer Youth Employment Program, Kennard ISD, $4,000 Criminal Justice Division of the Governor s Office: Middle School Identification and Tracking Program for At-Risk Students. Kaufman ISD, $30,000 Texas Education Agency: Model Program for At-Risk Students Linking Vocational Education and Alternatives to Social Promotion, Kaufman ISD, $100,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Section 123 Remedial Program, Kaufman ISD, $42,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Summer Youth Employment Program, Kaufman ISD, 1989, - $9,500 Criminal Justice Division of the Governor s Office: Middle School Identification and Tracking Program for At-Risk Students, Kaufman ISD, $24,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Section 123 Remedial Program, Kaufman ISD, $68,000 Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Mansfield ISD, $62,150 United States Department of Education, Drug Free Schools, Mansfield ISD, $32,650 Southwestern Bell Telephone Education Foundation, Mansfield ISD, $

7 Southwestern Bell Telephone Education Foundation, Mansfield ISD, $1,700 Oklahoma State Department of Education Library Media Improvement, Durant ISD, $47,800 Oklahoma State Department of Education, Instructional Computing, Durant ISD, $18,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Section 123 Remedial Program, Durant ISD, $67,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Summer Youth Employment Program, Durant ISD, $24,000 Oklahoma State Department of Education, Library Media Improvement, Durant ISD, $47,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Section 123 Remedial Education Program, Durant ISD, $20,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Section 123 Out of School Youth Training Program, Durant ISD, $9,700 Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education Tech Prep Program, Durant ISD, , $450,000 Job Training and Partnership Act: Summer Youth Employment Program, Durant ISD, $9,800 Oklahoma State Department of Education, Library Media Improvement, Durant ISD, $10,000 Oklahoma Department of Vocational and Technical Education, Advanced Integration Project, Durant ISD, $15,000 United States Department of Education, School-to-Work Opportunities Rural/Urban Partnership Grant, , $600,000 United States Department of Education, Readiness 2000, Durant ISD, , $125,000 Oklahoma School Facilities Grant, Durant ISD, 1998, $200,000 United States Department of Education, 21 st Century Learning Center, Mount Pleasant ISD, , $600,000 Texas Education Agency, Ninth Grade Success Initiative Grant, Mount Pleasant ISD, , $150,000 CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES - 7 -