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Brent Roberson is listed as Curriculum and Behavior Program Specialist at Broward County Public Schools, a with 14149 employees, based in Washington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Brent Roberson.
Brent Roberson previously worked as Curriculum/Behavior Program Specialist at Broward County Public Schools and Criminal Justice Teacher at Broward County Public Schools. Brent Roberson holds Specialist Degree, Educational Leadership And Administration, General from Nova Southeastern University.
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Strong advocate for civil rights and equality has an extensive knowledge of civil rights laws and regulations as they apply to the workplace. A highly qualified professional who offers more than 25 years of criminal justice experience in law enforcement, safety management, and training/development. Open-minded leader recognized for creative thinking and effective problem solving. Possess excellent interpersonal, communication, and presentational skills.
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Curriculum/Behavior Program Specialist
Current Coordinate the development, implementation, and evaluation of effective educational curriculum/behavioral services and programs which promote academic achievement as well as student growth and well - being. Effectively and accurately communicate to school personnel, parents, and the community about applicable policies, procedures, programs, curricular, and instructional techniques designed to address individual student and school needs. Identify issues which need to be addressed on a district-wide basis and plan strategies to improve curricula, programs, and services that support student achievement. Work collaboratively to cross-functional teams and settings to provide direct/indirect support to the teacher to improve student achievement. Evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum or program services by monitoring customer feedback using the established data collection and analysis systems. Serve as a support person for students, teachers, staff, and parents related to the development, implementation and monitoring of effective behavior management strategies at school and home to promote student success. Coordinate the training in behavior management techniques for teachers, administrators, staff and parents through staff development strategies including modeling demonstration teaching in coordination with human resource development. Participate, successfully, in the training programs offered to increase the individual’s skill and proficiency related to the assignment. Accomplishments:*Established a Parent, Teacher, and Student Organization (PTSO)*Co-Sponsor of the School Advisory Council
Criminal Justice Teacher
Job Duties: Created and established a Criminal Justice Academy which introduced students to various careers and major issues within the Criminal Justice System. Educated students on their basic civil rights and introduced Florida statutes and Federal laws. Organized in-depth group discussions, guest speakers, field trips, and affiliations with other organizations to provide a comprehensive overview of the Criminal Justice System. Used effective communication techniques with students, parents, and all other stakeholders. Worked collaboratively in cross-functional teams and settings to provide direct/indirect support to the all Criminal Justice Teachers. Applied and awarded an $8,000 Grant from the Broward Sheriff Office Law Enforcement Trust Fund for the support of the Criminal Justice Academy. Reviewed current developments, literature and technical sources of information related to Criminal Justice. Initiated innovate learning techniques to teach special needs and ESOL students on the basic functions of the U.S Government. Maintained up-to-date subject knowledge and research new subject matter areas. Prepared and implement remedial programs for students requiring extra help. Provide a stimulating learning environment in which students can develop to their full potential.Accomplishments:2016 Whiddon - Rogers Education Center Teacher of the Year
Security Specialist
Job Duties: Distinguished as a lead Security Specialist throughout Broward District Schools. Organized, lead, managed and supervised a Security Team aligned with the duties and responsibilities of the function to achieve the goals established. Investigated all incidents that occurred on school property to determine cause and preserve evidence. Established, cultivated, and nurtured community and business relationships to ensure participation in leadership and support of safety/security initiatives. Gather information from multiple sources for investigative purposes. Conducted investigations related to students and/or employees. Reported findings to administration and referred individuals to the appropriate school services or local, county, state, and federal enforcement agencies for further action. Provided training to campus administration and security specialists related to school district security and crime prevention. Provided Gang Awareness and Prevention Education to all students to decrease crime rates. Developed/implemented programs that included substance abuse prevention education and promoted drug-free lifestyles. Interviewed and hired staff. Developed an emergency response and security manual, which is utilized throughout Broward District High Schools. Knowledge of federal/state laws, legal codes, court procedures, and district policies. Researched, interviewed, questioned, report writing, knowledge regarding criminal and civil laws and procedures. Evaluate subordinate’s work ethic and job display. Worked independently and assisted coworkers and superiors as needed. Interacted with various government and law enforcement agencies. Testified in court proceedings regarding investigations and incidents. Investigated controversial allegations and adverse information related to the school district. Prepared reports that detail investigation findings.
Deputy Sheriff
Conducted investigations related to suspected violations of state, federal, and local laws to prevent or solve crimes. Investigated illegal or suspicious activities. Verified that the proper legal charges have been made against law offenders. Served statements of claims, subpoenas, summonses, jury summonses, financial orders, and other court orders. Provided a safe and secure environment to the citizens living within jurisdiction. Performed court process actions. Read, comprehend, prepared and processed documents such as: citations, affidavits and warrants. Assisted investigators and other law enforcement personnel. Investigated all incidents that occurred during designated work shift to determine cause and preserve evidence. Established, cultivated, and nurtured community and business relationships to ensure participation in leadership for the support of safety and security initiatives. Gathered information from multiple sources for investigative purposes. Participated in professional development courses. Identified deviant behaviors to decrease crime rate. Knowledge of federal and state laws, legal codes, court procedures, and district policies. Researched, interviewed, questioned, report writing, knowledge regarding criminal and civil laws and procedures. Worked independently and assisted coworkers and superiors as needed. Interacted with various government and law enforcement agencies. Testified in court proceedings regarding investigations and incidents. Investigated controversial allegations and adverse information. Prepared reports that detail investigation findings.
Infantry Soldier
Lead, supervised, and served as a member of an infantry unit of hundreds of soldiers. Performed basic communications functions and operated communication equipment. Performed as a member of a fire team during drills and combat Aided in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry Assisted in reconnaissance missions Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, antitank mines, etc.)
Infantry Soldier
Lead, supervised, and served as a member of an infantry unit of hundreds of soldiers. Performed basic communications functions and operated communication equipment. Performed as a member of a fire team during drills and combat Aided in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry Assisted in reconnaissance missions Process prisoners of war and captured documents. Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, antitank mines, etc.)
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Jean Aleman
Colleague at Broward County Public SchoolsFort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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Kimberly Gonzalez
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Colleague at Broward County Public SchoolsHollywood, Florida, United States
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Adam Sage
Colleague at Broward County Public SchoolsKennesaw, Georgia, United States
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Yuri Feeney
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Brent Roberson education
Specialist Degree, Educational Leadership And Administration, General
Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Criminal Justice/Police Science
Master Of Public Administration - Mpa, Public Administration
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What company does Brent Roberson work for?
Brent Roberson works for Broward County Public Schools.
What is Brent Roberson's role at Broward County Public Schools?
Brent Roberson is listed as Curriculum and Behavior Program Specialist at Broward County Public Schools.
Where is Brent Roberson based?
Brent Roberson is based in Washington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States while working with Broward County Public Schools.
What companies has Brent Roberson worked for?
Brent Roberson has worked for Broward County Public Schools, Broward Sheriff'S Office (Bso), Florida National Guard, and Us Army.
Who are Brent Roberson's colleagues at Broward County Public Schools?
Brent Roberson's colleagues at Broward County Public Schools include Jean Aleman, Emily Conrad, Kimberly Gonzalez, Andrea Vengels, and Mirielle New.
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What schools did Brent Roberson attend?
Brent Roberson holds Specialist Degree, Educational Leadership And Administration, General from Nova Southeastern University.
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