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Marquez, Estella was born on April 19, 1941 in Salinas, P.R. Daughter of Sixto and Maria D. Marquez.
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Estella Marquez
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Estella Marquez, American Principal. Certified teacher English as Second Language, teacher Spanish, principal, P.R. Recipient Forensic Judge Certified award, 1992, National Honorary Society award, 1986, Outstanding Citizen of Month award, 1976, Outstanding English Teacher award Department of Education, 1963, scholarship U. P.R., 1958.
Education
Bachelor in English as Second Language, U. P.R., 1962; Master of Arts in Education, CUNY, 1971; Master of Arts in Supervision/Administration, U. P.R., 1987.
Career
Teacher English as Second Language, Luis M. Rivera High School, Salinas, P.R., 1962-1963;
teacher Spanish, Morris High School, Bronx, New York, 1963-1968;
director bilingual department, Benjamin Franklin High School, New York City, 1968-1974;
teacher bilingual education, George Washington High School, New York City, 1974-1982;
teacher history, Lincoln Military Academy, Guaynabo, P.R., 1982-1983;
administrative assistant, George Washington High School, New York City, 1983-1984;
principal, Carvin School, Carolina, P.R., since 1984. Executive secretary TESOL, Carolina, 1989-1991. MDA campaign leader Carvin School, Carolina, since 1985.
Steering committee Middle States Association, 1989-1992. Presenter of workshops in field.
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Troop leader Girl Scouts of America, P.R., 1988-1990. Sponsor Boys Town, Nebraska, 1976-1992, Asian Relief Fund, New York, 1985-1992. Member ASCD, Teacher English to Students of Other Langs., State Association Bilingual Education, Association Private Schools.
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American
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Recipient Forensic Judge Certified award, 1992, National Honorary Society award, 1986, Outstanding Citizen of Month award, 1976, Outstanding English Teacher award Department of Education, 1963, scholarship U. P.R., 1958.Recipient Forensic Judge Certified award, 1992, National Honorary Society award, 1986, Outstanding Citizen of Month award, 1976, Outstanding English Teacher award Department of Education, 1963, scholarship U. P.R., 1958.