Julie Mastry Janssen

Julie Mastry Janssen, Ed.D.

Education: 2001 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Doctor of Education

1992 Nova University Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Master of Science Degree in Educational Leadership/ Administration

1985 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Completed 28 hours in mathematics, curriculum and instructional technology

1970 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Bachelor of Arts Degree

Employment: September 2008-Present Superintendent

June 2008-September 2008 Interim Superintendent

July 2006- June 2008 Deputy Superintendent, Chief Academic Officer Pinellas County Schools, Fla.

January 2004-2006 Principal, St. Petersburg High, St. Petersburg, Fla.

Supervision of 200 faculty and staff members
2,400 students
2002-Present Adjunct Instructor, University of South Florida, College of Education Graduate program 1998-2004 Principal, Countryside High, Clearwater, Fla.

Supervision of 190 faculty and staff members
2,400 students from diverse populations
1993-1998 Program Director/Assistant Principal, Lakewood High, St. Petersburg, Fla.

Center For Advanced Technologies
1983-1993 Instructor, Lakewood High, St. Petersburg, Fla.

Mathematics/ Instructional Computing

Major Roles:
Planning and developing programs in math, science technology and engineering programs in K-12 schools throughout the United States.
In-service workshops for teachers on problem-based learning with technological enhancement of curriculum through integration of disciplines.
Curriculum development and evaluation with colleges and universities to enhance subject area expertise in K-12 schools.

1981-1982 Instructor, Morgan Fitzgerald Middle, Largo, Fla.
Mathematics

1980-1982 Instructor, Pinellas Technical Education Centers, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mathematics Lab (part time) 1971-1979 Instructor, St. John’s College, Belize City, Belize, Central America
Mathematics and English – 9th grades through Junior College 1970-1971 Instructor, Perkins Elementary, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Fourth Grade

1991-Present Consultant, Phale D. Hale, Educational Consulting Washington, D.C.
Consultant/Evaluator PreK-12 Magnet Schools
Curriculum Planner/Writer/Program Designer - MSAP Grants
Energy in Education and Industry Grant to Aldine Schools, Houston, Texas – curriculum planner and evaluator
Extensive work with school districts throughout United States with designing attractor programs, staff development and program evaluation for low-performing schools

Recent Professional Training:

State-Certified Classroom Walkthrough (24/7) Trainer – trained 60+ Pinellas County administrators
State-Certified Breaking Ranks II Trainer
State of Florida/Principal Certification
State of Florida, Department of Education K-12 Mathematics Certification
Variety of training in technology software and integration of technology into curriculum
Superintendent’s Quality Challenge (SQC) Examiner Consultant/Evaluator
Southern Association Accreditation Association Evaluator
Conflict Resolution/Mediation Trainer
Florida Performance Measurement System Trained
Beginning Teacher Program Evaluator/Peer Educator
Multicultural Training/Endorsement
Variety of training in Malcolm Baldridge Quality Processes

Functional Summary:

In addition to duties and responsibilities of a site-based administrator:
Member, Pinellas County Choice Task Force
Past chairperson (three years), member of Pinellas County’s District Monitoring and Advisory Committee as the district transitions to unitary status.2001- 2005
Board Member, Florida Association of Secondary School Principals
Member, Pinellas County Technology Advisory Committee
Served on State of Florida Technology grant evaluation team for two years
Invited to be a member of State of Florida “Principals’ Think Tank” for innovative practices – three years
Served on State of Florida Technology Guidelines Task Force
Coordinated two NETDAYs, Wide Area Network Plan, District Technology Task Force, technology chairperson for Lakewood High
Coordinated and received funding for Lakewood’s U.S. FIRST Robotics Competition Team
Business/Community Partners coordinator
Developed curriculum, maintained budget, textbook review, technology plan and grant writer and researcher for math, science and technology magnet high school

Professional/Civic Affiliations:

2003-Present President & Co-Founder, Celma Mastry Ovarian Cancer Foundation, a non-profit organization to fight ovarian cancer
Board of Trustees Member, St. Anthony’s Health Care Foundation
Board Member, Gulfcoast Oncology Cancer Foundation
Board Member, Pinellas County Education Foundation
2003-2006 Board Member, Florida Association of School Administrators
2003-2005 Regional Representative, Florida Association Secondary School Administrators
1991-1999 Board Member, NCSSSMST
1998-1999 President, National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools for Math Science and Technology (NCSSSMST)
Member, National Association for Secondary School Principal
Member, Pinellas Association of Administrators
Member, Phi Delta Kappa
Member, Association of Supervision & Curriculum Development
Member, Pinellas Administrators Association
Member, Magnet Schools of America
Member, American Heart Association
Past Member, Black Tie Committee, Pinellas Association for Retarded Children
Past Volunteer, In-room Patient Care, All Children’s Hospital

Presentations: Awards Received:

June 2003, Presenter, FASA Conference
1997, Presenter, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference
1997-1998, Presenter, National Council of Science Teachers conference
1997, Presenter, Pinellas Educational Technology Conference
Presenter, Superintendent’s Quality Forum
Evaluator, NSF Curriculum Standards
2005 District Winner, Florida Department of Education Principal Achievement Award for Outstanding Leadership
2005 Region IV Winner, Florida Department of Education Principal Achievement Award for Outstanding Leadership
2005 Finalist, Florida African-American Education Alliance, “School Administrator of the Year”
2009 Woman of Distinction Award - Girl Scouts of West Central Florida

Publications:
2000, Pinellas County PTSA “Principal of Year”
1999, Pinellas Association of Media Specialists “Principal of Year”
1997, Florida Department of Education “Assistant Principal of Year”
1997, YWCA “Outstanding Women in Tampa Bay” Winner
1997, Nominated for “McDonald’s Assistant Principal of Year “
1995-1996, Top Ten Chairmen “Florida State University Area Chairmen” booster award “Negligence and the Principal,” co-author, NASSP Journal, Spring 2000.
A publication detailing incident, with case law citing to assist school-based administration in litigation avoidance.Dissertation: An Analysis of the Legal and Historical context of the Pinellas County School District’s Separation from the Court Ordered Desegregation established in Bradley v. Board of Public Instruction. December 2001 Portions of this thesis are to be included in Pinellas County’s book on the history of the school district 2000.

Education:	2001 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Doctor of Education 1992 Nova University Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Master of Science Degree in Educational Leadership/ Administration 1985 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Completed 28 hours in mathematics, curriculum and instructional technology 1970 University of South Florida Tampa, Fla. Bachelor of Arts Degree
Employment:	September 2008-Present Superintendent June 2008-September 2008 Interim Superintendent July 2006- June 2008 Deputy Superintendent, Chief Academic Officer Pinellas County Schools, Fla. January 2004-2006 Principal, St. Petersburg High, St. Petersburg, Fla. Supervision of 200 faculty and staff members 2,400 students 2002-Present Adjunct Instructor, University of South Florida, College of Education Graduate program 1998-2004 Principal, Countryside High, Clearwater, Fla. Supervision of 190 faculty and staff members 2,400 students from diverse populations 1993-1998 Program Director/Assistant Principal, Lakewood High, St. Petersburg, Fla. Center For Advanced Technologies 1983-1993 Instructor, Lakewood High, St. Petersburg, Fla. Mathematics/ Instructional Computing
Major Roles:	Planning and developing programs in math, science technology and engineering programs in K-12 schools throughout the United States. In-service workshops for teachers on problem-based learning with technological enhancement of curriculum through integration of disciplines. Curriculum development and evaluation with colleges and universities to enhance subject area expertise in K-12 schools. 1981-1982 Instructor, Morgan Fitzgerald Middle, Largo, Fla. Mathematics 1980-1982 Instructor, Pinellas Technical Education Centers, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Fla. Mathematics Lab (part time) 1971-1979 Instructor, St. John’s College, Belize City, Belize, Central America Mathematics and English – 9th grades through Junior College 1970-1971 Instructor, Perkins Elementary, St. Petersburg, Fla. Fourth Grade 1991-Present Consultant, Phale D. Hale, Educational Consulting Washington, D.C. Consultant/Evaluator PreK-12 Magnet Schools Curriculum Planner/Writer/Program Designer - MSAP Grants Energy in Education and Industry Grant to Aldine Schools, Houston, Texas – curriculum planner and evaluator Extensive work with school districts throughout United States with designing attractor programs, staff development and program evaluation for low-performing schools
Recent Professional Training:	State-Certified Classroom Walkthrough (24/7) Trainer – trained 60+ Pinellas County administrators State-Certified Breaking Ranks II Trainer State of Florida/Principal Certification State of Florida, Department of Education K-12 Mathematics Certification Variety of training in technology software and integration of technology into curriculum Superintendent’s Quality Challenge (SQC) Examiner Consultant/Evaluator Southern Association Accreditation Association Evaluator Conflict Resolution/Mediation Trainer Florida Performance Measurement System Trained Beginning Teacher Program Evaluator/Peer Educator Multicultural Training/Endorsement Variety of training in Malcolm Baldridge Quality Processes
Functional Summary:	In addition to duties and responsibilities of a site-based administrator: Member, Pinellas County Choice Task Force Past chairperson (three years), member of Pinellas County’s District Monitoring and Advisory Committee as the district transitions to unitary status.2001- 2005 Board Member, Florida Association of Secondary School Principals Member, Pinellas County Technology Advisory Committee Served on State of Florida Technology grant evaluation team for two years Invited to be a member of State of Florida “Principals’ Think Tank” for innovative practices – three years Served on State of Florida Technology Guidelines Task Force Coordinated two NETDAYs, Wide Area Network Plan, District Technology Task Force, technology chairperson for Lakewood High Coordinated and received funding for Lakewood’s U.S. FIRST Robotics Competition Team Business/Community Partners coordinator Developed curriculum, maintained budget, textbook review, technology plan and grant writer and researcher for math, science and technology magnet high school
Professional/Civic Affiliations:	2003-Present President & Co-Founder, Celma Mastry Ovarian Cancer Foundation, a non-profit organization to fight ovarian cancer Board of Trustees Member, St. Anthony’s Health Care Foundation Board Member, Gulfcoast Oncology Cancer Foundation Board Member, Pinellas County Education Foundation 2003-2006 Board Member, Florida Association of School Administrators 2003-2005 Regional Representative, Florida Association Secondary School Administrators 1991-1999 Board Member, NCSSSMST 1998-1999 President, National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools for Math Science and Technology (NCSSSMST) Member, National Association for Secondary School Principal Member, Pinellas Association of Administrators Member, Phi Delta Kappa Member, Association of Supervision & Curriculum Development Member, Pinellas Administrators Association Member, Magnet Schools of America Member, American Heart Association Past Member, Black Tie Committee, Pinellas Association for Retarded Children Past Volunteer, In-room Patient Care, All Children’s Hospital
Presentations: Awards Received:	June 2003, Presenter, FASA Conference 1997, Presenter, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference 1997-1998, Presenter, National Council of Science Teachers conference 1997, Presenter, Pinellas Educational Technology Conference Presenter, Superintendent’s Quality Forum Evaluator, NSF Curriculum Standards 2005 District Winner, Florida Department of Education Principal Achievement Award for Outstanding Leadership 2005 Region IV Winner, Florida Department of Education Principal Achievement Award for Outstanding Leadership 2005 Finalist, Florida African-American Education Alliance, “School Administrator of the Year” 2009 Woman of Distinction Award - Girl Scouts of West Central Florida
Publications:	2000, Pinellas County PTSA “Principal of Year” 1999, Pinellas Association of Media Specialists “Principal of Year” 1997, Florida Department of Education “Assistant Principal of Year” 1997, YWCA “Outstanding Women in Tampa Bay” Winner 1997, Nominated for “McDonald’s Assistant Principal of Year “ 1995-1996, Top Ten Chairmen “Florida State University Area Chairmen” booster award “Negligence and the Principal,” co-author, NASSP Journal, Spring 2000. A publication detailing incident, with case law citing to assist school-based administration in litigation avoidance.Dissertation: An Analysis of the Legal and Historical context of the Pinellas County School District’s Separation from the Court Ordered Desegregation established in Bradley v. Board of Public Instruction. December 2001 Portions of this thesis are to be included in Pinellas County’s book on the history of the school district 2000.