Problem Solver for Schools, Districts, or Depts of Education

I've applied for a doctoral program in Education Leadership and recently got back from being a Head Principal in China so I'm available for at least through August. There are a number of things I could help with based on my background as a principal, teacher, school board member, author, and plan reviewer for the US Department of Education, Colorado Department of Education, and Colorado League of Charter Schools. Here are some of the things I could help with:

* Principal, teacher, or school review team.

* Grant reader or writer.

* Policy or strategic plan review or editing.

* New school or turnaround plan review or editing.

* Lead or participate in a curriculum development team.

* Professional development (eLearning or in-person).

If you want to see a more in-depth resume, please contact me at prwtrain@msn.com.

FYI -- I'm willing to travel anywhere in the US or world as long as my expenses are paid.

Rick Winter, MA

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