Anthony Palagonia

 Anthony Palagonia

Anthony Palagonia

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Biography

Texas A&M University Commerce - Education


Resume

  • 2005

    Master of Education (M.Ed.)

    Educational Leadership and Administration

    General

    Texas A&M University-Commerce

    Richardson High School

  • 1983

    J.D

    Baylor University School of Law

  • 1980

    B.S.

    Political Science

  • International Leadership of Texas

    International Leadership of Texas. 3

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    Principal - International Leadership of Texas

    Budgets

    Web Design

    Recruiting

    Curriculum alignment

    Instructional Technology

    Classroom

    Educational Leadership

    Teaching

    Hiring Employees

    Management

    Leadership Development

    Budget

    Data Analysis

    Training

    K-12

    Curriculum Design

    Marketing Communications

    Staff Development

    Leadership

    Curriculum Development

    Palagonia

    Anthony

    Palagonia

    American Board of Trial Advocates Foundation

    Richardson High School

    Texas A&M University-Commerce

    Judge Barefoot Sanders Law Magnet

    The University of Texas at Arlington

    Shank Irwin Conant Lipshy and Casterline

    International Leadership of Texas

    University of Texas at Arlington

    Primary responsibility for curriculum and instruction for RHS Law Magnet including developing ninth grade curriculum and Women's Rights and Civil Rights course\nPrimary responsibility for recruiting students from throughout the RISD; enrollment increased from 65 students to over 120 students\nContinued to maintain internships with courts and law firms in Dallas and Collin County\nCoached and advised the Richardson High School Mock Trial Team

    Richardson High School

    Adjunct Professor

    Taught School Law to aspiring administrators.

    University of Texas at Arlington

    Adjunct Professor

    Taught School Law to aspiring administrators.

    Texas A&M University-Commerce

    International Leadership of Texas

    Richardson

    Texas

    Responsible for coordination and implementation of policies and procedures with respect to school operations; directly supervise communications

    creative

    development and grants departments; assist in supervision

    recruitment

    growth and retention of secondary principals; special projects as assigned.

    Chief Of Staff

    Commercial and business litigation with emphasis on construction

    will contests and insurance coverage areas

    Shank Irwin Conant Lipshy and Casterline

    International Leadership of Texas

    Garland High School

    Educational leader of an energetic and enthusiastic group of 9th

    10th and 11th graders

    dedicated staff and committed parents and community supporters. We believe in servant leadership - that others come before self. We believe that our students must be able to compete in a global society and thus require our students to be enrolled in English

    Spanish and Mandarin Chinese - all four years of high school. We further believe that our students should have opportunities to interact with international students in class and in the world - we therefore have welcomed Chinese exchange students are members of our family and sponsor immersion opportunities for Chineses students in the United States and excursions for our American students in China. We believe that our students must demonstrate leadership - within our school and in the community - each grade is charged with conducting a signature community service project each school year. We believe that a healthy body complements a healthy mind and require our students to participate in athletic training each of their four years in high school. Finally

    we believe in character and require all our students to live by a code of honor that brings respect to our school

    their families and most importantly - to each individual students.

    Principal

    Richardson

    Texas

    Supervise Special Education and Student Services for district of 19000 students and responsible for supervising the principals for our four Dallas County campuses.

    Chief of Student Support and Dallas Area Superintendent

    International Leadership of Texas

    Lead a talented group of empowered teachers who inspire students to become the best they can be - academically and socially. Guide 400 extraordinary students as they learn

    grow and mature. Collaborate with a powerful PTSA and engaged legal and law enforcement community that has invested their time

    presence

    gifts and service in our students and their futures.

    Judge Barefoot Sanders Law Magnet

    Field Supervisor

    Counsel and mentor aspiring administrators through a series of pre-conferences

    video review of practice and post-conferences as a part of the certification process required by TEA.

    The University of Texas at Arlington

    Social Studies Department Leader

    Organized horizontal planning

    department initiative involving rigorous instruction and Super Saturday TAKS review\nCreated

    modified and collaborated on bench mark assessments including the use of AEIS-IT technology\nDoubled the percentage of commended students from 21% to 43%

    Richardson High School

    American Board of Trial Advocates Foundation

    Dallas

    Coordinate civic education programs nationwide with member chapters including the James Otis Lectures

    Teachers' Law School

    Justice by the People and Youth Symposium.

    Director of Youth Education

    Primary responsible for supervision of the English

    Reading

    ESL departments and the RHS Law Magnet\nAdditional responsibilities included superivison of over 50 clubs and organizations

    textbooks for 2200 students and 10th grade discipline\nCollaborative leadership resulted in Gold Medal Performance in ELA and increased number of commended students in ELA in 9th

    10th and 11th grades

    Richardson High School

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