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arnoldo a. gutierrez & daniel johnson

arnoldo a. gutierrez, director performance management at san antonio isd and aaspa member once he finished his bachelor of arts, gutiérrez moved to denver, colorado and worked as a bilingual elementary teacher in jeffco public schools (denver, co).

during the summer of 2004, gutierrez was offered a pre-hire agreement to teach in san antonio isd (saisd) where he taught 5th and 2nd grade. he has also served in the capacity of a campus instructional coach, administrative assistant & assistant principal before moving to human resources. within the human resources department gutiérrez served as the administrative officer for paraprofessionals and substitutes for 7 years and is currently the director for performance management.

gutiérrez received a master of arts in education from the university of texas at san antonio and is completing the dissertation phase of doctor of organizational development.

although currently gutiérrez is not working directly with students, he is keenly aware of the impact his current role has at the campus level and on students. gutiérrez participates in continuous training to enhance his skills, such as ipec (institute for professional excellence in coaching); mediation training through the federal mediation and conciliation service (fmcs); and crucial conversations/crucial accountability. “i consider it an honor, blessing and privilege to be able to serve the students, families and staff within san antonio isd.”

daniel johnson, associate partner at 瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率 daniel johnson is an associate partner at 瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率 and works with district and school teams to develop responsive, personalized practices that improve student outcomes. johnson is a former science teacher, having taught middle and high school in mississippi and brooklyn, ny.

during his time in mississippi, he served on the school’s leadership team working with state consultants on school improvement efforts. in new york, he worked in a high-performing charter school, working with a team of teachers to build the network’s seventh grade inquiry-based science curriculum in alignment with ngss standards and an inquiry-based instructional model.

at 瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率 , he has led projects focused on personalized learning and responsive leadership for districts and state organizations across alabama, georgia, kansas, minnesota, new york, and texas. he serves as the consulting team’s hiring manager and oversees the development of the consultancy’s teacher recruitment and retention retention services. he holds a b.a in political science and a b.s. in journalism from the university of kansas, and a master's of arts in teaching from the relay graduate school of education in new york. he grew up in michigan and currently lives in washington, d.c.

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