The Owner and Developer Tony Goedicke is a retired (Regional Educational Trainer/Specialist, Teacher, School Administrator and District Administrator) with 24 years of experience in the United States of America education system.
A Bachelors and Master’s Degree in Education from Bowling Green State University in Ohio, USA and a Principal Certification from University of Houston-Victoria in Houston, Texas, USA.
Current and Previous Certifications include:
- Principal Certification (PK-12)- TEXAS
- Special Education Certification (Generic PK-12)-TEXAS
- Physical Education Certification (PK-12)-TEXAS
- Redesigning High Schools Certification – (Harvard University)
- Universal Design for Learning Certification – (Harvard University)
- TAP System for Teacher and Student Advancement (Certified Trainer)– National Institute for Excellence in Teaching
- Professional Development and Appraisal System Certification (PDAS)-TEXAS
- School Administrators Skills Assessment Certification (SASA)-TEXAS
- Standards-Based Assessment and Grading Certification
- Understand by Design Certification (ASCD-Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development)
For 24 years, I have been employed by very diverse schools in all socio-economical ranges. Houston, TX is the 4th largest city in the United States by population. Houston, TX is home to a large international population in terms of race, culture and religion and I have had the pleasure of working with a most in a successful manner.
In the United States, I was also the owner of a small consulting company named Worldwide Learning Solutions. This privately owned company performed school district and campus evaluations. Post-evaluation I assisted in the development of effective practices within the areas of; curriculum development, teaching and learning practices, procedures and processes enhancements, administrator training as well as teaching/modeling of the effective implementation of all of the above.
As an Educational Specialist with The State of Texas, I had the pleasure of developing, evaluating and training a large number of schools and school districts within the State of Texas. Our goal was to identify areas of strengths and weaknesses and assist schools, administrators and teachers to improve their educational practices.
Region 4 Educational Service Center responsibilities encompassed the following:
- Training a seven county area composed of 47 public school districts and 40 open-enrollment charter schools. Region 4 represents 1.2 million students, 105,000 educators, and 1,500 campuses.
- Provides educational support for The State of Texas Education Agency initiatives and partners with other education service centers to deliver high-quality services to meet state mandates.
- Assisting school districts in improving student performance by producing products and services to promote student achievement, enhance educator effectiveness, and help schools maintain fiscal viability.
- Assists school districts in managing crucial operational areas while achieving compliance with state and federal regulations.