Ernestine J. Carter

Background

Carter, Ernestine J. was born in New York City.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Business Education, Pennsylvania State University, 1960; Master of Education in Counselor Education, Pennsylvania State University, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy in Education Administration, Pennsylvania State University, 1973.

Career

Business education teacher, various schools, 1960-1970; vice-principal, Kensington High School, School District Philadelphia, 1972-1974; administrative assistant, School District Philadelphia, 1974-1979; director, Office of Desegration, School District Philadelphia, since 1979. Board directors Wade Communication/Cable Vision, Philadelphia, Family Svc. of Philadelphia. Adjunct Professor Antioch University, Philadelphia, 1976-1989, Pennsylvania State University, since 1987.

Achievements

• Ernestine J. Carter has been listed as a noteworthy School system administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors National Conference of Christians and Jews, since 1991. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Philadelphia chapter), American Association School Adminstrs., National Committee School Desegregation (chair since 1991, Svc. award 1987), Black Women's Ednl. Alliance, Philadelphia Coaliti on of 100 Black Women, Phi Delta Kappa, Delta Sigma Theta.