William Mullane Email & Phone Number

Ashtabula, Ohio

The Ashtabula County Educational Service Center provides Continuous Improvement Planning Services to all school districts in Ashtabula County through the application of a Performance Excellence framework. These services include facilitating the preparation, analysis, decision making, and implementation of a district and building’s Continuous Improvement Plan for the purpose of improving: teaching and learning, assessment, professional development, student services, facilities, and environment;… Show more The Ashtabula County Educational Service Center provides Continuous Improvement Planning Services to all school districts in Ashtabula County through the application of a Performance Excellence framework. These services include facilitating the preparation, analysis, decision making, and implementation of a district and building’s Continuous Improvement Plan for the purpose of improving: teaching and learning, assessment, professional development, student services, facilities, and environment; organization, governance, and resource leveraging; and family, business, and community involvement.The school improvement supervisors are responsible for providing strategies for instructional improvement; maintaining contact with teachers and principals for instructional assistance; facilitating ongoing professional development in understanding and the use of the Academic Content Standards programs for individual teachers, building staffs, or districts as the need arises; conducting curriculum studies with representative committees and textbook selection as required by statute; and maintaining contact with local superintendents for the purpose of communicating the status of the instructional programs. The supervisors also confer with building administrators in reference to special education students and serve as a member of the Intervention Assistance Teams as needed. Show less

Mahoning Valley

The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County (FACT) was established in 1971 when six community organizations recognized the need for mutual support & coordination of the arts and cultural organizations. Our mission is "to improve the quality of life in Trumbull County, by fostering the arts." Today, FACT continues to serve as an umbrella agency for 33 different cultural organizations in Northeast Ohio. Their representatives and community volunteers comprise the FACT Board of… Show more The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County (FACT) was established in 1971 when six community organizations recognized the need for mutual support & coordination of the arts and cultural organizations. Our mission is "to improve the quality of life in Trumbull County, by fostering the arts." Today, FACT continues to serve as an umbrella agency for 33 different cultural organizations in Northeast Ohio. Their representatives and community volunteers comprise the FACT Board of Trustees, which meets quarterly to exchange ideas, review progress, and solve problems. FACT receives funding through corporate, foundation and individual donations. State funds are received from the Ohio Arts Council. Show less

Youngstown

Mahoning Valley

Trumbull Art Gallery (originally Trumbull Art Guild) is a non-profit corporation created in 1957 by a group of dedicated art patrons and practicioners interested in the promotion of the visual arts and artists in our community. For many years, the organization existed without staff or headquarters, utilizing community buildings for yearly art exhibits. In 1969, TAG moved into the Gillmer House on Mahoning Avenue in Warren, Ohio through the generosity of Mrs. Ralph (Marion Gillmer)… Show more Trumbull Art Gallery (originally Trumbull Art Guild) is a non-profit corporation created in 1957 by a group of dedicated art patrons and practicioners interested in the promotion of the visual arts and artists in our community. For many years, the organization existed without staff or headquarters, utilizing community buildings for yearly art exhibits. In 1969, TAG moved into the Gillmer House on Mahoning Avenue in Warren, Ohio through the generosity of Mrs. Ralph (Marion Gillmer) Kroehle, and began for the first time to offer art classes, regular gallery exhibits and a gift shop. Mrs. Kroehle deeded the house to TAG in June of l978, and the lovely historic home bustled with art activities throughout the 1980’s and early 1990’s. Unfortunantly with state and local funding on the decline through the late 1990’s, the board of directors made the difficult decision in 2002 to sell the house in order to concentrate TAG’s limited resources on art programming rather than the dual tasks of presenting art and keeping up a historic home. A generous offer to move into two storefront shops in the Robins Theatre Building in downtown Warren was made by Mr. Brad Phillips in July of 2003, and Trumbull Art Gallery re-opened its doors to the public at 196-198 East Market Street on December 7, 2003.In June 2014 we relocated once again to a new and larger space perfectly situated for us on Historic Courthouse Square in downtown Warren, Ohio. Show less

Warren, Ohio

Long-time educator brings experience, ideas to boardBill Mullane said Raymond John Wean Foundation is working for reform Bill Mullane said he is honored to be a member of the board of The Raymond John Wean Foundation, an organization that he credits with helping to transform the lives of residents of the Mahoning Valley. Although he advocates for educational reform, Mullane said there are changes that must also take place in other segments of the community and… Show more Long-time educator brings experience, ideas to boardBill Mullane said Raymond John Wean Foundation is working for reform Bill Mullane said he is honored to be a member of the board of The Raymond John Wean Foundation, an organization that he credits with helping to transform the lives of residents of the Mahoning Valley. Although he advocates for educational reform, Mullane said there are changes that must also take place in other segments of the community and he believes that The Raymond John Wean Foundation is helping to facilitate some of that work. “It is my hope that the Foundation’s work will enhance our neighborhoods and help their residents to take back their communities,” Mullane said. “I am convinced that investing in our community’s capacity at the grassroots, nonprofit, organizational, political and educational level to collaborate and strategically pursue economic growth, educational opportunity and social justice for all of our citizens will lead to our region’s revitalization.” Show less

"MVOC is a grassroots community organizing initiative dedicated to improving the quality of life in urban neighborhoods in the Youngstown and Warren region."

Ms.Ed, Educational Administration

Complete thirty semester hours beyond Masters Degree.; Twenty-one quarter hours to fulfill the requirements for certification as a High.

Ms.Ed, Educational Administration

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Six graduate quarter hours in Theatre.

Bfa, Art Education

Ten semester hours to fulfill the requirements for certification as an Occupational Work Experience Coordinator.

Bachelor Of Fine Arts, Art Education

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