Richard A. Kaye

Background

Kaye, Richard A. was born on April 18, 1939 in New York City. Son of Andrew and Elsie (Rosenberger) Kaye.

Education

Bachelor in History, Political Science, Queens College, 1960; Master of Arts in Social Studies Education, New York University, 1961; postgraduate, CUNY, 1964-1966; postgraduate, Rutgers University, 1970-1972.

Career

Teacher social studies, New York City Public Schools, 1961-1966; teacher social studies, Washington Irving High School, 1961-1966; teacher social studies, Stuyvesant High School, 1961-1962; teacher social studies, Long Island City (New York) High School, 1962-1966; coordinator college bound program, Long Island City (New York) High School, 1966-1968; instructor education, Queens College, 1966-1968; assistant principal, Madison Township High School, 1968-1972; principal, Park Junior High School, 1973-1974; principal, South Brunswick High School, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, since 1974. Member education advisory board New Jersey Department Education, 1975-1988, co-chair study of adolescent education, 1976-1977, board examiners, 1988-1990. Member of national study experiential education University of Minnesota, 1976-1980.

Consultant Department Education, 1976-1981, Maryland. State Department Education, 1979-1981, public schools Tacoma and Hyline, Washington, North Arlington, Ohio, 1979-1981, National Center Community Education, since 1985. Originator Lincoln Center Arts program, since 1982.

Teaching team member Metropolitan Opera project, since 1989. Attendee Harvard Principal Center, 1993.

Achievements

• Richard A. Kaye has been listed as a noteworthy Principal by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ASCD, National Association Secondary School Prins., New Jersey Prins. and Suprs. Association (Golden Lamp award 1991), Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Delta Kappa.

Interests

• Avocations: theatre, music.

Connections

1 child, Allison Blair.

Father:

Andrew Kaye

Mother:

Elsie (Rosenberger) Kaye

child:

Allison Blair Kaye