Suzanne Cordier D'Annolfo

Background

D'Annolfo, Suzanne Cordier was born on October 20, 1946 in Akron, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Albert Tennyson and Luella Dorothy Cordier.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Boston University, 1970; student, Slippery Rock (Pennsylvania) State University, 1964-1967; Master of Science, Center Connecticut State University, 1973; Doctor of Education, Boston University, 1980.

Career

Teacher, West Hartford (Connecticut) Public Schools, 1970-1978; administrator health and physical education, director athletics, West Hartford (Connecticut) Public Schools, 1979-1987; health coordinator, Farmington (Connecticut) Public Schools, 1988-1991; assistant principal, Farmington High School, 1991-1993; principal, Litchfield (Connecticut) High School, 1993-1998; principal, National School of Excellence director curriculum and instruction grades 9-12, Newington (Connecticut) Public Schools, since 1998. Coach United States Olympic Track and Field Team Learn-by-Doing Clinics, 1977-1980. Member Connecticut Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sport, 1978-1987, 90-;drug consultant Nutmeg State Games.

Member education county United States Olympic Committee. Dean United States Olympic Academy, First World-Scholar Athlete Games, Newport, Rhode Island. Ethics Fellow, International Institute of Sport, 1993.

Achievements

• Suzanne Cordier Doctorate"Annolfo has been listed as a noteworthy Educational administrator, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Special Olympics, West Hartford, 1979-1987. Co-founder Private Victories health newsletter for high school students, 1991-1998. Member ASCD, NASSP, AAHPERD (committee, speaker national convention), National Education Association, Connecticut Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (president 1981-1982, Professional Honoraward 1986), Control Connecticut Conference (life, treasurer 1984-1987, Leadership award 1987), National H.S. Coaches Association (track vice president 1978-1980, Connecticut Cross Country Coach of Year award 1976, Track Coach of Year award), Connecticut Prins.

Academy, Blue Ribbon Human Resource Bank.

Interests

• Avocations: family, writing, swimming, biking, walking.

Connections

Married Frank Joseph D'Annolfo, February 12, 1982. Children: Casey Cordier, Matthew Scott.

Father:

Albert Tennyson

Mother:

Luella Dorothy Cordier

Spouse:

Frank Joseph D'Annolfo

child:

Matthew Scott D'Annolfo

child:

Casey Cordier D'Annolfo