Helen Ryley-Cobean

Background

Ryley-Cobean, Helen was born on October 20, 1940 in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Daughter of William A. and Janet G. (Smith) King.

Education

Bachelor in Elementary Education, Blackburn College, 1962. Master of Science in Speech Pathology and Audiology, Northern Illinois University, 1965.

Career

Teacher elementary schools, Forest Park, Illinois, 1962—1963. Teacher deaf, hard hearing and drop-out prone public schools Springfield, 1965—1968. Director Enrichment Center, Taipei, Taiwan, 1968—1972.

Coordinator staff development, material resources Boulder Valley Schools, Boulder, Colorado, 1972—1983. Vice president program design and development American Training Center, since 1981, consultant Leadership in School Reform, 1990, board directors program design, development and marketing Tri Phoenix Public, since 1991. Adjunct professor University Northern, Colorado University, Adams State College, Alamosa, Colorado.

Achievements

• Helen Ryley-Cobean has been listed as a notable administrator, consultant, educator, lecturer, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Colorado Business and Education Council, National Staff Development Council, Human Resource Development, Phi Delta Kappa.

Connections

Married Frederick G. Ryley, April. Married second, Kelly J. Cobean, May 6, 1979. Children: Tami, Troy and Scott (twins), Christiania, Jay.

Father:

William A. King

Mother:

Jane G. (Smith) King

Spouse:

Frederick G. Ryley

Spouse:

Kelly J. Cobean

child:

Troy Ryley-Cobean

child:

Jay Ryley-Cobean

child:

Christiania Ryley-Cobean

child:

Tami Ryley-Cobean

child:

Scott Ryley-Cobean