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PGCPS APIP Leadership Chat

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Welcome to APIP Leadership Chat, where we discuss all things Leadership!The PGCPS Assistant Principal Induction Program is a two-year required professional development program for all first and second-year assistant principals within Prince George's County Public Schools.

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  1. Meet Cohort 5 Assistant Principal Induction Program Participant, Teshara Hooks

    A proud native of upstate New York, Teshara Hooks, is elated to be the Assistant Principal of G. James Gholson Middle School. With over 15 years of experience in the field of education at the elementary, middle, an high school levels, Ms. Hooks is a change agent and visionary leader who commits...

  2. Meet Cohort 5 Assistant Principal Induction Program Participant, Duane J. Edwards

    Duane J. Edwards is a first year Assistant Principal at Bladensburg Elementary School. Prior to this position he has served in the capacity of Instructional Lead Teacher (Bladensburg Elementary), Professional School Counselor (Longfields Elementary and John Eager Howard Elementary), and 10th…

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  3. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Tiffawny Green

    Tiffawny Green is a native Washingtonian. A graduate of District of Columbia Public Schools, she continued her post-secondary education in her hometown earning both her undergraduate degree in Business Administration and Graduate degree in Education (with a focus in Special Education) from The...

  4. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Dr. Mykia Olive Cadet

    Dr. Mykia Olive Cadet proudly serves as the newest Assistant Principal at Ernest Everett Just Middle School. She earned her Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Secondary Education from the University of Maryland, College Park. She began her career as a high school English instructor in...

  5. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Michael Grant

    Michael Grant is the assistant principal at Gladys Noon Spellman Elementary School. Before joining Gladys Noon Spellman, Mr. Grant began his educational career in Prince George’s County Public Schools as a 3rd grade teacher at Concord Elementary. In addition to PGCPS, Mr. Grant spent 6 years...

  6. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Brittany Pace Walker

    Brittany Pace Walker is a native of Maryland and a proud graduate of Prince George’s County Public Schools. She attended John Bayne Elementary, James Madison Middle and Frederick Douglass High School. She studied and received a Bachelors of Science Degree in Early Childhood Education from…

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  7. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Laneka Allison

    Laneka Allison is beginning her 20th year as an educator. As a product of Prince George’s County Public Schools, she takes great pride in her profession and understands the importance of education and the power of human connection and building relationships. She holds a Bachelor’s of Science from...

  8. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Rick Flanagan

    ​A native Washingtonian, Mr. Flanagan has spent the last 23 years serving the students of Prince George’s County, MD. He began his career as a Paraprofessional in 1995. In 1996, he became a 6th Grade Teacher at Templeton ES, where he remained until 2004. From Templeton, Mr. Flanagan joined the...

  9. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Cherita Hogan!

    Cherita Hogan has always had a desire for education and training. During her 15 years as a secondary educator she has served as a special education teacher, honors RELA teacher, department chairperson, curriculum writer, program coordinator, Mentor Teacher, and professional development and...

  10. Meet APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Marquita Kennedy

    Ms. Marquita A. Kennedy is a 1997,graduate from the Academy of Law Strand at Largo Senior High School in Prince George’s County, MD. She went on to attend Morgan State University with a major in Political Science. She transferred after one semester, to the University of MD at College Park where…

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  11. Meet PGCPS APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Dr. Cory Haley

    Cory Haley is the Assistant Principal at Lake Arbor Elementary School. Prior to this role, he served as a Mathematics Literacy Coach, General and Special Education Teacher within Prince George County Public Schools. He is an experienced educator with fifteen years of experiences at the…

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  12. Meet PGCPS APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Desiree Early

    With more than a decade of experience as an educator and teacher leader, Desiree is overjoyed to serve as Assistant Principal of Seat Pleasant Elementary. A proud product of Prince George’s County Public Schools, Mrs. Early attended Glenarden Woods Elementary, Walker Mill Middle, and Laurel High...

  13. Meet PGCPS APIP Cohort 5 Participant, Dr. Shelita Campbell

    Dr. Shelita Campbell is a native Washingtonian, who received her grade school education from both District of Columbia Public Schools and Prince George’s County Public Schools. She is a proud graduate of Crossland High School class of 1998! Thereafter, she immediately obtained her undergraduate...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Welcome to APIP Leadership Chat, where we discuss all things Leadership!The PGCPS Assistant Principal Induction Program is a two-year required professional development program for all first and second-year assistant principals within Prince George's County Public Schools.

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