Background
Holayter, Marlene C. was born on November 11, 1939 in Butte, Montana, United States. Daughter of James Martin and Domenica (Marietti) Troglia.
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Marlene C. Holayter
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Marlene C. Holayter, American school administrator, consultant. Certified teacher, educational administrator. Recipient Pulse Political award, Washington Education Association, 1976, Parent-Teacher-Student Association Community Service award, Issaquah, 1980; Educational grant, Title I Office of Education, 1974.
Education
Bachelor, University Washington, 1972. Master of Education, University Washington, 1974. Doctor of Philosophy candidate, Virginia Polytechnic Technology Institute.
Career
Administrator, teacher Renton (Washington) School Systems, 1972—1979. Elementary principal Issaquah (Washington) Schools, 1979—1981. Associate professor University Washington, Seattle, 1978—1981.
Consultant Seattle Post-In-telligencer, 1978—1981. Principal Fairfax County Public Schools, Fairfax, Virginia, 1981—1983, coordinator instructional services, since 1983. Associate professor Central Washington University, Seattle, 1975—1978, University Washington, Seattle, 1978—1981.
Achievements
Membership
Member Renton Human Rights Municipal Commission, 1979—1981. Member of National Education Association, American Association of University Women, American Association School Administrators, National Association Elementary School Principals, Washington Education Association, Washington Association Secondary School Principals, Renton Principals Association (president elect), Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, Delta Kappa Gamma, Phi Delta Kappa.
Connections
Married William J. Holayter, July 5, 1981. Children from previous marriage: Carly Marie, Kathy J. Calvin, Marianne.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient Pulse Political award, Washington Education Association, 1976, Parent-Teacher-Student Association Community Service award, Issaquah, 1980. Educational grant, Title I Office of Education, 1974.Recipient Pulse Political award, Washington Education Association, 1976, Parent-Teacher-Student Association Community Service award, Issaquah, 1980. Educational grant, Title I Office of Education, 1974.