<p>Christopher S. Martinez Cell: (804) 683-6516 9127 Peace Mill Place • Glen Allen, VA 23060 • Email: [email protected] Educational Leadership Blog - http://wp.vcu.edu/christophermartinez/</p><p>Objective</p><p>I wish to use my expertise developed over a span of 10 years in the field of education to gain an appointment as an assistant principal at the high school level in order to help make a better school and carve a niche of a learning system, which not just imparts bookish knowledge to students, but also trains them to become successful individuals in life.</p><p>Education and Certifications</p><p>Post-Graduate Certificate in Administration & Supervision, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2014</p><p>Virginia Teaching License, 2011 – 2016 </p><p>Masters Degree in Secondary Education, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2005</p><p>Bachelors of Science in Mathematical Sciences, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2005</p><p>Work Experience Hanover County Public Schools Atlee High School, Mechanicsville, VA </p><p>Department Chair – Mathematics August 2014 – Present  Facilitated the common content planning periods in developing and differentiating effective instructional practices and strategies to improve student achievement.  Coordinated SOL remediation sessions to provide students with an opportunity to be successful on the EOC SOL test in Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II.</p><p>Assistant Activities Director August 2014 – Present</p><p>Summer School Administrator May 2014 – August 2014  Coordinated summer SOL testing in all subject areas.  Successfully planned and coordinated the summer graduation exercise for Hanover County Summer School.</p><p>Mathematics Teacher, August 2013 – Present  Appointed Algebra 1 Content Lead by Principal to assist fellow Algebra 1 teachers in lesson planning and implementation of effective instructional practices and assessments.</p><p>Lee-Davis High School, Mechanicsville, VA</p><p>Mathematics Teacher August 2008 – June 2013  Assisted in the implementation of the Dual Algebra 1 program that provided students who struggled with math the opportunity to have math every day. Varsity Football Coach Christopher S. Martinez Cell: (804) 683-6516 August 2008 – June 2012  Implemented character education within the football program that focused on teaching what defines good character, the importance of good character, and developing young men of high character.</p><p>Henrico County Public Schools Highland Springs High School, Highland Springs, VA</p><p>Mathematics Teacher August 2005 – June 2008</p><p>Junior Varsity Football Coach August 2005 – June 2008</p>