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Alexander Clute is listed as Mathematics Teacher at Onslow County Schools, a with 1586 employees, based in Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Alexander Clute.
Alexander Clute previously worked as Middle School Mathematics Teacher at Jacksonville Commons Middle School and Long Term Substitute Teacher at Burgaw Middle School. Alexander Clute holds Bachelor Of Social Work - Bsw, Social Work, 4.0 from University Of North Carolina Wilmington.
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About Alexander Clute
We have all heard the age-old saying, “If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.” This is a statement that I never truly understood as a child or even as a young man. It wasn’t until a few years into my enlistment in the United States Marine Corps that I began to understand it. My first understanding was while I was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011 as an infantryman. On one specific day, my supervisor and I were speaking to village elders in the area in which we were operating. It was during these talks with the local leaders that I truly began to understand how much we were helping the people who lived there. One village elder had teared up when explaining how horrid life had been while dealing with the Taliban prior to our intervention. That is when my eyes began to open, and I started to realize what that age-old saying meant. Still, I couldn’t figure out why it was that my job did not feel like work, when overseas. I first thought it was due to the connection that I had developed with the men that served with me every day. It wasn’t until I was moved to a different specialty of work that I came to realize that wasn’t what made my work feel like more. Due to medical and personal changes, my command had moved me from a career I loved to work behind a desk. At first, this was earth shattering for me. I believed that I was robbed of what made my life have meaning. My command had assigned me to a billet known as a Substance Abuse Control Officer (SACO). This job entailed many new duties, which I was unfamiliar with. I was to perform periodical and random drug testing to ensure a safe work environment. Additionally, I was to coordinate treatment efforts in relation to substance abuse or misuse for all the Marines and Sailors under our unit’s command that needed it. At first, my job was exactly that: a job. Something that I found troubling was that most often, the people coming into my office did not want to be there. It was not until about seven months after my appointment as the Unit SACO that I received my first self-referral. This man was a Marine who was seriously struggling with an addiction to alcohol. He reported numerous concerns about his drinking habits and genuinely wanted help. It was the following months of working with this Marine to achieve and maintain sobriety that helped open my eyes a little more to understand why working in Afghanistan had felt so good. It wasn’t the work itself or even who I was working with that made my job worthwhile. What made me love my work and gave me purpose was an ability to help others.
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Middle School Mathematics Teacher
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Long Term Substitute Teacher
While working on my Bachelor of Social Work degree, I had the opportunity to work with Communities in Schools at Burgaw Middle School. Prior to beginning this internship placement, I would have sworn up and down that I would never want to work alongside children. While working with Communities in Schools, I found that my assumption could not have been more wrong. I have loved every minute within the school system and when an opportunity to take over a classroom presented itself, I did not hesitate.I had completed the Effective Teacher Training required by Pender County Schools to be a substitute and began teaching in the classroom in January of 2022.I have begun teaching 6th Grade Social Studies. Though this has been a rough adjustment, I have found passion in my professional life that I have not had in years, since moving from the duties I had in the infantry. Having the ability to educate and shape the minds of the children in my classes has been wonderful. Every day is an adventure and I find myself learning just as much from my students as they have learned from me!
Student Intern
○ Coordinate successful implementation of the CIS Model and TQS Student Support Standards.○ Collaborate with school staff to assess, identify and prioritize student needs.○ Participate in a School Support team, responsible for planning and managing all CIS operations at the school site.○ Conduct an annual needs assessment using multiple sources of data, to be used as the foundation for the School Support Plan.○ Help develop comprehensive School Support Plan, noting Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions and supports through use of our model of Attendance/Behavior/ Coursework + Parent/Family Engagement.○ Provide overall case management to identified students and deliver evidence-based interventions/research driven and supports, based on student and school needs.○ Regularly and systematically collect, report, and interpret student data (weekly).○ Regularly, at least quarterly, monitor & adjust the progress toward meeting goals in the School Support Plan, and the progress of individual students, and adjust Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions and supports as needed.○ Connect with parent or legal guardian of identified case managed students.○ Provide timely reports with data and program information to direct supervisor.○ Present the CIS mission, vision and initiatives within the community as needed via a presentation, staff meetings and parent meetings.○ Manage day to day activities of community volunteers and partners.○ Perform other duties necessary for the successful operation of programs as assigned
Substance Abuse Control Officer
○ Collaborated information internally and externally through three organizations via phone and e-mails, allowing each department to share the same knowledge near synchronously.○ Taught personnel proper urinalysis procedure and protocol, resulting in less than 1% program discrepancies in order to provide a safe and effective working environment.○ Took over a failing Substance Abuse Program and rebuilt it, passing two corporate level inspections with zero present problems and minimal historical discrepancies.○ Composed and briefed company policies and directives on substance abuse, establishing the proper knowledge among leaders across the company and providing employees with the help necessary to ensure that there are fewer substance abuse-related incidents in the work place.○ Created and maintained a records management system for company substance abuse program allowing ease of access to all required documentation from 01/2012 to present date.○ Collected and entered data into multiple databases in order to keep accurate records of alcohol and drug related incidents and referrals for company employees.○ Constructed and managed client records containing personally identifiable information and forwarded pertinent information to adjacent departments in order to ensure proper treatment and supervision of clients in need.
Combat Marksmanship Coach
○ Coach safe weapons handling, fundamentals of marksmanship, firing positions, shooting instruction, and weapons safety.○ Coached over 500 Marines and sailors for annual qualification on organized, static ranges.
Company Police Sergeant
○ Developed daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly responsibility checklists for employees in a cross-organizational team in order to effectively develop and supervise operations.○ Prepared, orchestrated, and supervised numerous projects by drafting a written timeline, briefing employees and communicating between departments to ensure proper execution.○ Drafted rosters, letters and correspondence in relation to the administrative and logistical needs of approximately 230 employees within the company, ensuring all needs were met.○ Scheduled all meetings, appointments and group training exercises within the company to ensure all members can focus on their own duties.
Infantryman
○ Designed counseling worksheets to be used by supervisors across the company in order to permit proper advising of employees.○ Created and maintained record jackets containing personally identifiable information of employees to provide accurate and up-to-date information concerning each employee’s personal and professional life.
Volunteer Staff
○ During over 300 hours of volunteer service, directed new volunteers, interns and students in proper care and handling of wild animals, basic janitorial requirements for enclosures, working with non-releasable animals used in programs and presentations, and assist in the manning process for raptors; ensuring smooth operation during day-to-day procedures.
Colleagues at Onslow County Schools
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Morgan Salge
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsMaple Hill, North Carolina, United States
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Laura Miller
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Lisa Prakash
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsSaginaw, Michigan, United States
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Courtney Parker
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Christopher Kubik
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsRichlands, North Carolina, United States
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Rachel Burlew, Msed
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsRichlands, North Carolina, United States
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Jessica Strachan
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Bryant Copeland
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Krystal Jefferson (Huffman)
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Cindy Mcgowan
Colleague at Onslow County SchoolsJacksonville, North Carolina, United States
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Alexander Clute education
Bachelor Of Social Work - Bsw, Social Work, 4.0
Education record
Working On Associates In Arts, Social Work, 4.0
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What company does Alexander Clute work for?
Alexander Clute works for Onslow County Schools.
What is Alexander Clute's role at Onslow County Schools?
Alexander Clute is listed as Mathematics Teacher at Onslow County Schools.
Where is Alexander Clute based?
Alexander Clute is based in Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States while working with Onslow County Schools.
What companies has Alexander Clute worked for?
Alexander Clute has worked for Onslow County Schools, Jacksonville Commons Middle School, Burgaw Middle School, Communities In Schools Of North Carolina, and United States Marine Corps.
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Alexander Clute's colleagues at Onslow County Schools include Morgan Salge, Laura Miller, Lisa Prakash, Courtney Parker, and Christopher Kubik.
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What schools did Alexander Clute attend?
Alexander Clute holds Bachelor Of Social Work - Bsw, Social Work, 4.0 from University Of North Carolina Wilmington.
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