Background
Reiss, Fred was born on December 22, 1946 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Manny M. and Yetta Reiss.
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Fred Reiss
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Bachelor of Science in Physics, Rutgers-The State University, 1968; Master of Arts in Curriculum Development and Supervision, Glassboro College, 1979; Master of Science in Computer Science, New Jersey Institute Technology, 1989; Doctor of Education, Rutgers University, 1994.
Career
Teacher physics, Camden (New Jersey) High School, 1968-1976; chairman science department, Camden (New Jersey) High School, 1976-1984; supervisor computer education, Camden (New Jersey) High School, 1984-1986; director research, planning and technical, Camden (New Jersey) High School, since 1986; coordinator, Orbit '81, 1977-1984; principal, Temple Sinai Religious School, Cinnaminson, New Jersey, 1975-1988. Adjunct Professor Glassboro State College, 1989-1993. National Aeronautics and Space Administration consultant to Get-Away Special space shuttle high school projects.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Physical Society, American Association Physics Teachers, Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society, International Council for Computing Educators.
Connections
Married Diane Skobeloff, June 9, 1968. Children:Joel, Susan.
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American
Awards
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Named winner National Contest on Aerospace Papers, Smithsonian Institute, 1979. Recipient certified of recognition New Jersey State School Board, 1982, cetr. ofmerit Electronic Learning Magazine, 1989. Excellence in Science Education award National Science Teachers Association, 1982. Prize for distinguished secondary school teaching Princeton University, 1983. Philadelphia Board Education scholar, 1964-1968. National Aeronautics and Space Administration grantee, 1979-1980.Named winner National Contest on Aerospace Papers, Smithsonian Institute, 1979. Recipient certified of recognition New Jersey State School Board, 1982, cetr. ofmerit Electronic Learning Magazine, 1989. Excellence in Science Education award National Science Teachers Association, 1982.
Prize for distinguished secondary school teaching Princeton University, 1983. Philadelphia Board Education scholar, 1964-1968. National Aeronautics and Space Administration grantee, 1979-1980.