LATOYA MORGAN

3642 Victoria Drive

Stone Mountain, GA 30083
404-357-2889 ● latoyammorgan@yahoo.com

EDUCATION
Aug 2017 – Present Education Specialist, Instructional Technology, GPA 4.0
Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA

June 2011 – May 2013 Masters of Education, Secondary Education (Social Studies), GPA 4.0
Mercer University, Atlanta, GA

Aug 2006 – May 2010 Bachelor of Science History, GPA 3.88

Jackson State University, Jackson, Mississippi

CERTIFICATION
Social Sciences (T5)
• Gifted Certified
• ESOL Certified
• TKES Certified

WORK EXPERIENCE
Aug 2015 – present 3DE Schools, Banneker High School, College Park, GA (Fulton County)
Teacher
• Courses Taught: American Government, AP Human Geography, World History, and AP
World History
• Teacher of the Year (2019)
• 3DE Academy Team Lead (2016 – present) – provide curriculum and administrative
support to 3DE teachers; conduct TKES Walkthrough observations for core 3DE teachers;
facilitate weekly interdisciplinary PLC
• Instructional Technology Professional Development Coordinator (2018 – 2019) – organize
monthly Super Saturday Technology Workshops; manage school’s Instructional website
• STEM Certification Team Member (2019)
• Leadership Team Member (2017 – present)
• Principal Advisory Council Member (2017 - 2018)
• Opportunity Culture Development Team Member (Spr 2016)
• Personalized Learning Team Member (2016 – present)
• Balanced Literacy Team Member (2016 – 2017)
• Provided Professional Development for Balanced Literacy, Vocabulary Development and
Personalized Learning (2016 - present)
• Microsoft Innovative Educator (2016)

Aug 2010 – Jul 2015 Alcovy High School, Covington, GA (Newton County)
Teacher
• Courses Taught: AP Human Geography and American Government
• American Government Content Leader (2014 – present)
• Co-chaired Curriculum Festival for Social Studies Department (2014)
• Provided Professional Development for lesson planning and technology integration
• Member of School Council (2013 – 2014)
• Member of the Technology Team (2014 - 2015)
o Presented at Newton County’s Innovation Expo
• Sponsor: Mock Trial (2010 – 2015)

TECHNOLOGY FACILITATION EXPERIENCE

• STEM Certification Team Website Creator and Manager (2019)
• Instructional Technology Professional Development Coordinator (Banneker High
School, 2018 – 2019)
• School Instructional Website Manager (Banneker High School, 2018-2019)
• Super Saturday Technology Professional Development Organizer (2018 – 2019,
Banneker High School)
• Personalized Learning Team Member (2016 – present)
• Technology Team Member (2014 – 2015)

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 LATOYA MORGAN
3642 Victoria Drive
Stone Mountain, GA 30083
404-357-2889 ● latoyammorgan@yahoo.com

HONORS + AWARDS
• Teacher of the Year (2019)

PROFESIONAL MEMBERSHIP
▪ International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
▪ Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Nov 2018 Georgia Educational Technology Conference, Atlanta
• Participated in daily sessions tailored for educators seeking ways to integrate technology
in schools

June 2018 International Society of Technology in Education, Chicago

• Participated in daily sessions tailored for educators seeking ways to integrate technology
in schools

July 2016 & July 2017 Advanced Placement Institute – AP Human Geography + AP World History, Atlanta
• Participated in a 4-day workshop tailored for educators seeking to teach AP Human
Geography and AP World History
• Collaborated with educators on the best practices and lessons for teaching AP Human
Geography and AP World History
• Examined previous assessments to choose strategies for teaching AP Human Geography
and AP World History

July 2015 & July 2016 Great Decisions Teacher’s Institute (Foreign Policy Association), New York City
• Attended seminars about varying topics relating to global affairs
• Collaborated with teachers from different states to develop curriculum that includes global
affairs

May – June 2013 Fulbright – Hays Groups Project Abroad, Malawi, Africa
• Collected data for use in integrating environmental awareness and cultural competency
into the classroom
• Established an ongoing collaborative online exchange program with a Malawian
geography educator
• Developed lesson plans, strategies and curriculum resources

May – June 2012 Ricks Institute, Liberia, Africa

• Co-taught in 7th -9th grade geography classrooms
• Collaborated in lesson planning with a variety of teachers, spanning across all contents
and grade levels
• Participated in cultural activities that involved meeting the President, a Human Rights’
activist, a Supreme Court Justice, and other influential community leaders

July 2011 George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens Teacher Institute, Mount
Vernon, VA
• Attended intense expert-led workshops about George Washington and other Founding
Fathers
• Collaborated with other teachers about different strategies that can be used to deliver
the content
• Created a lesson plan that illustrated how the learned content could be incorporated with
the Georgia Performance Standards

REFERENCES Available Upon Request