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Dr. Jason W. Ceyanes, Sr.
Objective
I will continue to develop my skills as an instructional leader by being a positive role model for students, parents, teachers, and other colleagues while pursuing excellence and integrity throughout my career.
Education
1999 – 2004: Ph.D. in Educational Administration: Texas A&M University - College Station
1995 – 1998: MS in Educational Management: University of Houston - Clear Lake
1994 – 1995: BA in Biological Sciences: University of Houston - Clear Lake
Texas Educator Certificates
2003 – 2015: Standard, Superintendent (Grades EC-12)
1998 – Life: Professional, Mid-Management Administrator (Grades PK – 12)
1997 – Life: Provisional, Secondary Biology (Grades 6 – 12)
Employment
2008 – 2010: Superintendent: Mexia ISD
2007 – 2008: Superintendent: Argyle ISD
2005 – 2007: Superintendent: Lindsay ISD
2002 – 2005: Director of Special Projects (including Special Education): Montgomery ISD
2001 – 2002: Principal: Kingwood Middle School
2000 – 2001: Principal: Burton High School
1998 – 2000: Assistant Principal: Magnolia Junior High
1997 – 1998: Physical Science Teacher, Coach: Klein Forest High School in Klein ISD
1995 – 1997: Biology Teacher, Coach: Dickinson High School
1994 – 1995: In School Suspension Aide: K.E. Little Elementary in Dickinson ISD
Volunteer Activities, Assignments, and Honors
2009 – present: Member of the Administrative Services Committee for the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA)
2009 – present: Cubmaster: Cubscout Pack 698 Mexia, Texas
2008 – present: Chair of the District Nominating Committee for the Boy Scouts of America - Mexia, Texas - Troop 70
2007 – present: Member of the Texas A&M Administrative Leadership Institute Planning Committee
2006 – present: Member of Rotary Club International
2005 – present: Member of The Association of Former Students – Texas A&M University
2001 – present: Member of the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA)
1997 – present: Member of Phi Delta Kappa (PDK)
2008 – 2010: Member of the Mexia ISD District Improvement Committee
2007 – 2008: Member of the Argyle ISD District Leadership Team
2006 – 2007: Chair of the UIL Football 11A District Executive Committee
2005 – 2007: Member of the Lindsay ISD District Improvement Committee
2005 & 2006: Division 1A UIL Lone Star Cup – Lindsay High School
2004 – 2005: Treasurer of the Region VI Council of Administrators of Special Education
2002 – 2005: Member of the Montgomery Intermediate Campus Improvement Committee
2002 – 2005: Member of the Montgomery County Bioterrorism Advisory Board
2002 – 2005: Member of the Montgomery ISD School Health Education Advisory Council
2001 – 2002: Chair of the Kingwood Middle School Site-Based Decision Making Committee
2001 – 2002: Member of the Humble ISD District Decision-Making Committee
2001 – 2002: Member of the Humble ISD District Instructional Advisory Committee
2001 – 2002: Member of the Humble ISD District People Task Force
2000 – 2001: Member of the Burton ISD District Improvement Committee
2000 – 2001: Member of the Burton High School Campus Improvement Committee
2000 – 2001: Member of the Washington County Partners of Education Committee
1998 – 2006: Member of the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP)
1998 – 2000: Member of the Speakers Committee: Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
1998 – 2000: Member of the Magnolia Junior High Campus Improvement Committee
1997 – 1998: Member of the Klein ISD District Science Curriculum Committee
1997 – 1998: Member of the Campus IDC Committee at Klein Forest High School
1996 – 1997: Member of the Educational Improvement Committee – Dickinson ISD
Papers and Presentations
Ceyanes, J.W. & Slater, R.O. (2005, April 15). Does Teacher Trust in the Principal Influence Teacher Burnout? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Montreal, Canada.
Ceyanes, J.W. (2004). An Analysis Between Teacher Trust in the Principal and Teacher Burnout as Identified by Teachers in Selected Texas Public Schools. (Doctoral dissertation, Texas A&M University, 2004). MacNeil, A.J., Spuck, D.W. & Ceyanes, J.W. (1998, October 30). Developing trust between principal and teachers. Paper presented at the meeting of the University Council for Educational Administration, St. Louis, MO.MacNeil, A.J. & Ceyanes, J.W. (1998, January 24). How teachers create trusting relationships with their principal. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southwest Educational Research Association, Houston, TX.Personal Data
I enjoy reading, singing, sports activities, and being the best person that I can be at whatever I do. I have six children, four boys and two girls. My wife is a Physician Assistant who is currently working part-time in obstetrics and gynecology with Scott & White at the women’s center in Waco, and has worked in pediatrics, emergency medicine, and in a variety of surgical positions. We are actively involved in church and community activities.
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