Background
Bartkevicius, Margaret Annette was born on October 15, 1934 in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. Daughter of Harvey Stanley and Alice Eileen (Beazley) Blackburn.
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Margaret Annette Bartkevicius
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Margaret Annette Bartkevicius, Australian Superintendent of education. Tasmanian teachers certified. Chairman Friends of TasDance, 1991-1994, board directors, 1994-1996, Chairman, Board Of Directors, since 1997; member The Breast Cancer Day committee, 1997, Support Group for Women in Local Government, since 1996. Member World Education Fellowship.
Education
Bachelor of Education, U. Tasmania, Launceston, Tasmania, 1977; Graduate Diploma Early Childhood Studies, State College of Victoria, Australia, 1979.
Career
Teacher, Education Department of Tasmania, Rossarden, Tasmania, 1959-1962;
teacher Kindergarten, Education Department of Tasmania, Launceston, 1963-1973;
science consultant, Education Department of Tasmania, 1974-1975;
early childhood consultant, Education Department of Tasmania, 1975-1977;
regional superintendent, Education Department of Tasmania, 1978-1991;
actiong regional director, Education Department of Tasmania, 1987, 89;
retired, 1991. Member commission on Primary Education Report, Education Department of Tasmania, 1984-1986. Chairman Tasmanian Certified of Education Committee of Dance Syllabus, 1989, selection panel Special Education, 1984-1991.
Executive member Tasmanian Institute Supts. of Education, 1985-1990. Superintendent special education (northern region), 1982-1991. Superintendent of early childhood education (northern region), 1984.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Friends of TasDance, 1991-1994, board directors, 1994-1996, Chairman, Board Of Directors, since 1997. Member The Breast Cancer Day committee, 1997, Support Group for Women in Local Government, since 1996. Member World Education Fellowship.
Interests
Connections
Married Antanas Bartkevicius, October 23, 1954 (deceased June 1982. Children: Kotryna Annette Livermore, Mark Anthony. Married Richard Lindsay James, June 2, 1983.
