Glenn Mendoza Estacio

919-274-0222 ‫ ٭‬glenn.estacio@dpsnc.net ‫ ٭‬204 Lake Manor Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Electronic Portfolio: https://ncsu-estacio.weebly.com/
PROFILE
I am an innovative and passionate educator with 11 years of teaching experience, who builds relationships with students,
parents, and the community. I am involved in all levels of school-wide decision-making. I am looking for a position as a
school administrator and am committed to building strong connections with students and staff, to developing leadership
capacity in others, and to creating a school culture where each student and staff member believes each day is a chance to be
better than the day before.
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS
Master of School Administration May 2020
• North Carolina State University. Raleigh, North Carolina
• Fully funded scholarship
• Top Principal Preparatory Program in United States (one of only five universities to earn distinction from UCEA)
Master of Arts in Teaching May 2008
• University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Bachelor of Science in Biology May 1995
• University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology May 1995
• University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, North Carolina

North Carolina Licensure: School Administrator Expected May

2020
North Carolina Licensure: School Administrator (provisional) July 2019
North Carolina Licensure: Science 6-12 May 2008
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Southwest Elementary School, Durham, North Carolina August 2019 –
Principal Resident – Full-time Administrative Internship June 2020
Assume duties of school administrator, including formal and informal teacher observations, collecting and
analyzing student academic and behavioral data, assisting in the implementation of school-wide initiatives,
and serving on the hiring committee.
Researched, designed, and implemented a year-long problem of practice focusing on differentiation and small-
group intervention within the Eureka Math curriculum.

Rogers-Herr Middle School. Durham, North Carolina July 2009 –

Science Teacher Leader June 2019
Served various roles of teacher leadership, including mentoring beginning teachers, conducting formal teacher
observations, and assisting with hiring new faculty. I also led students and teachers in many capacities as a
team leader, science department chair, National Junior Honor Society Advisor, and boys’ lacrosse coach. I
collaborated on many committees to positively impact learning in our school by serving on the School
Improvement Team, the Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports Team, the Media and Technology
Advisory Council, and grade-level and vertical Professional Learning Communities. As a science teacher, I
led in my classroom by designing lessons that focused on teaching collaboration, innovation, and 21 st Century
skills and my peers nominated me three times for Teacher of the Year.

Riverside High School. Durham, North Carolina August 2008 –

Science Teacher June 2009
I led in my classroom by creating lessons where students learned to collaborate, to think creatively, and to
prepare for graduation and beyond. I led in the school by collaborating with colleagues on grade-level
Professional Learning Communities and serving as the coach of the boys’ lacrosse team.

Rogers-Herr Middle School. Durham, North Carolina August 2014 –

Lacrosse Coach June 2018
I started the first lacrosse team at Rogers-Herr and designed practice and game plans, instructed players on
techniques and strategy, and maintained high levels of discipline and commitment from players.
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Riverside High School. Durham, North Carolina August 2008 –

Lacrosse Coach June 2014
As the head lacrosse coach, I delegated responsibilities among assistant coaches, designed practice and game
plans, instructed players on techniques and strategy, maintained high level of discipline and commitment from
players, communicated with parents to coordinate team-related activities. I earned the award for conference
Coach of the Year in 2012.

Chapel Hill High School. Chapel Hill, North Carolina August 2003 –
Lacrosse Coach June 2008
As the head coach, I delegated responsibilities among assistant coaches, designed practice and game plans,
instructed players on techniques and strategy, maintained high level of discipline and commitment from
players, and communicated with parents to coordinate team-related activities. Under my leadership, the team
won conference and state championships in 2003, 2006, and 2007. I was PAC VI Coach of the Year in 2003,
2004, 2006, and 2007, and NCHSLA State Coach of the Year in 2006.
Riverside High School. Durham, North Carolina August 1996 –
Assistant Lacrosse Coach June 2002
I collaborated with the head coach and led the team by designing practice and game plans and teaching players
skills and strategy. We experienced great success as the team won state championships in 1998, 1999, 2001,
and 2002.

SPECIALTY SKILL SETS AND CONFERENCES

Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) Conference, Los Angeles, CA March 2020
No Kid Hungry Conference, Chapel Hill, NC February 2020
CPI Training: non-violent crisis intervention July 2019
AEI Field Experience, Washington, D.C. June 2019
Time Management Training May 2019
LGBTQ Training April 2019
Equity Training, Franklinton Center at Bricks, Whitakers, NC March 2019
Maxwell Leadership Training February 2019
Digital Storytelling, Fort Caswell Conference Center, Oak Island, NC November 2018
Ron Clark Academy National Conference, Atlanta, GA October 2018
Social Justice Training, Franklinton Center at Bricks, Whitakers, NC September 2018
Racial Equity Institute August 2018
Understanding by Design July 2018
Crucial Conversations July 2018
Teach Like a Champion/First Days of School July 2018
Restorative Discipline June 2018
BB&T Leadership Training June 2018
Literacy Training, The Hill Center, Durham, NC June 2018
Emotional Intelligence Training June 2018
Madeline Hunter Mastery Teaching June 2018
Carnegie Training June 2018
Flipped Classroom Training May 2018
REFERENCES
Nicholas Rotosky, Principal – Southwest Elementary, Durham Public Schools, (919) 560-3972, Nicholas.rotosky@dpsnc.net
Dr. Bonnie Fusarelli – Professor and Director NCSU MSA Leadership Academies, (919) 515-6359,
bonnie_fusarelli@ncsu.edu
Dr. Pat Ashley, Cohort Director and Executive Coach, North Carolina State University, (919) 215-4020,
dr.pat.ashley@gmail.com
Madison Ambrose, 7th Grade Language Arts Teacher, Rogers-Herr Middle School, Durham Public Schools,
(252) 256-0730, Madison.ambrose@dpsnc.net

Electronic Portfolio: https://ncsu-estacio.weebly.com/