Robin H. Williams Email and Phone Number

29 years 4 Months with HCPS - I took one year off to care for my grandfather at his home and I helped my husband start his business. I did accounting, payroll. advertising and hiring.

Support the principal and curriculum team. This will lead to disseminating student data, assisting with curriculum design, and providing instructional support to teachers. The end goal is student growth.

My responsibilities include, but are never limited to caregiver, nurse, shoe tier, instruction of handwriting, math, social studies, science, art, music, drama, physical education, numerous self-help skills, reading and creative writing, insulin provider and/or monitor diabetes, asthma by helping with inhalers and nebulizers while answering at least 5 questions at the same time; as I dance and sing with students to keep them engaged so that I can simply get them focus on learning the curriculum. Instruct and administer assessments while creating units of instruction in all the content areas previously mentioned. Housekeeping is a must. Classrooms have on avg. of 44 hands that touch unknown things and drop unbelievably large numbers of objects that must be tidied at the end of every day. Clutter is frowned upon by those in charge. Not to mention, one must be a member of committees like the ones I am currently assigned: school improvement committee member, awards chairperson, teacher leader of differentiated instruction, field day committee member, RTI .......... Teachers want to have all their children find success. To do so, you should know it requires long hours at school and a heavy bag to carry home that when opened, it will lengthen your work hours way into the night. However, the rewards offered by your students are priceless. Children need all the above and I never let them down. That's what makes ME happy.

Same as required when teaching second graders. Just add potty training and opening milk cartons.

Parents that were not technology savvy had many questions in the late 90's about what the children were doing with computers in their classrooms. I traveled throughout the county meeting parents of Title 1 children. When meeting with parents, I would provide instructional materials, training on ways to help their children at home and I'd introduce parents to computer basics.