Background
Campbell, Alma Jacqueline Porter was born on January 5, 1948 in Savannah, Georgia, United States. Daughter of William W. and Gladys B. Porter.
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Alma Jacqueline Porter Campbell
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Savannah State College, 1969; Master of Education, State University of New York, Brockport, 1971; certified advanced study in administration magna cum laude, State University of New York, Brockport, 1988.
Career
Elementary teacher, Savannah, 1969-1970, 71-74;
teacher intern project unique, Rochester (New York) City School District, 1970-1971;
teacher, Rochester (New York) City School District, 1974-1988;
administrative intern chapter 1 office, Rochester (New York) City School District, 1988;
member student progress task force, 1994;
member county elementary leadership, member instrumental committee
basic skills cadre, Francis Parker School, Rochester, since 1988;
lead teacher mentor, Francis Parker School, Rochester, since 1991;
lead teacher, mentor teacher, basic skills cadre, John Walton Spencer Elementary School Northern 16, since 1992;
vice principal, Theodore Roosevelt Sch # 43, 1993-1994;
principal, Theodore Roosevelt Sch # 43, 1996-1997. Distar demonstration teacher Rochester City School District, 1976-1978, curriculum writer, 1987, 88, teacher research linker, demonstration teacher, 1987-1988. Active Effective Parenting Information and Children program, 1987-1989.
Active cooperative teacher program Nazareth College and Rochester City School District, 1987. Member policy board Rochester Teacher Center, 1994, administrative representative to policy board, 1995-1997. Advising committee New York State Systemic Iniative, 1994,school quality reviewer.
Coordinator, presenter educational workshops. Appointed member Student Progress Task Force, 1995. Assistant WXXI Broadcasting Partnership and School Number 43.
Coordinator School Quality Review Initiative, 1996-1997;establisher partnership with Urban Schools Institute in conjunction with U. Rochester, 1996-1997. Member Superintendent Janey's Professional Development Focus Group, 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Member Martin Luther King Commision on Education, Rochester, 1988-1989, Francis Parker School Parent-Teachers Association, since 1988. Mental health assistant Curriculum Task Force, Rochester City School District, 1991, cooperative learning teacher, trainer, 1990, 91-92. Assistant director Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 1979-1982, director summer camp, 1982-1985, assistant secretary board Christian education, 1987-1989.
Board directors Hamm House, Jefferson Area Child Development Center, 1990-1991. Active United Way; mem steering committee African American Development Program. Member ASCD (associate), NAFE (sub-advising committee Strong Museum school programs), American Association School Adminstrs., International Reading Association, Rochester Council Elementary Leadership, Phi Delta Kappa (treasurer 1996-1997), Alpha Kappa Alpha (chair nominating committee 1988-1989, Ivy Leaf reporter since 1992, Certified of Achievement 1988).
