Rashid Ferrod Davisとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Rashid Ferrod Davis is a 1992 graduate of Morehouse College and is a successful turnaround principal. Rashid is a transformational leader with more than 15 years of experience in public education. Upon completing a Master of Arts in English Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, Rashid joined the New York City Board of Education as an English teacher at John F. Kennedy High School, District 10, in the Bronx. In 2003,Rashid graduated from Fordham University's School of Education, Lincoln Center Campus, New York with a Masters in Administration, (the Visionary, Instructional, and Administrative Leadership (VIA) Program an educational leadership preparation program). The purpose of the partnership between the Bronx High School District and Fordham University was to increase the pool of candidates for school leadership vacancies in the Bronx High School District. The District funded 25% of the students' tuition and the University provided a 25% tuition reduction. Students moved through the program as a cohort and were required to work cooperatively with team members from their schools on school improvement projects in order to develop a collaborative leadership style. The program increased the pool of candidates who were female and/or from minority backgrounds for vacancies in school administrative positions in the Bronx High Schools. Many of the students were able to obtain school leadership positions. Rashid also earned a Masters of Science in Publishing, Pace University, 1993.