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Candice Murtagh: Principal Resident & Educator

CANDICE MURTAGH is seeking a position as a principal and has experience as a middle school science teacher and principal intern. She has a master's degree in school administration and is passionate about implementing academic and behavioral interventions to support student success. Her experience includes facilitating professional development, analyzing student data, and supervising transportation.

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Candice Murtagh: Principal Resident & Educator

CANDICE MURTAGH is seeking a position as a principal and has experience as a middle school science teacher and principal intern. She has a master's degree in school administration and is passionate about implementing academic and behavioral interventions to support student success. Her experience includes facilitating professional development, analyzing student data, and supervising transportation.

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CANDICE MURTAGH

6725 Pearces Road Louisburg, NC 27549 · (919)274-5323


[email protected]

As an instructional leader, I will strive to lead with passion and inspire all stakeholders to work towards
the success of our school. I will serve by implementing proactive academic and behavioral interventions
to enhance student achievement that will lead to academic success for all students.

EXPERIENCE
FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS, LOUISBURG, NC
Principal Resident/Intern, Aug 2017 – Present
 Conduct formal and informal observations and evaluations of teachers.
 Facilitate professional development.
 Implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support (PBIS).
 Testing Coordinator
 Facilitate faculty meetings.
 Lead student conferences and behavior meetings.
 Collect and present student academic and behavioral data.
 Participate in interview and hiring process.
 Implement school wide initiatives.
 Supervise bus transportation and discipline.

Franklin County United Way, June 2017 – Aug 2017


 Summer Community Internship with NELA.
 Connected people and community resources to help and support those in need.

Middle School Science Teacher, Jan 2005 – Jul 2017


 Developed middle school science curriculum for county.
 Developed and presented engaging lesson plans that align to the North Carolina Standard
Course of Study.
 Exceeded growth on standardized test for five consecutive years.
 School Improvement Team Chairperson.
 Positive Behavior Instruction and Support Chairperson.
 Led middle school science professional development opportunities for the county.
 Led county wide science Professional Learning Community.

EDUCATION
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, RALEIGH, NC
Master of School Administration, Expected graduation May 2018
 Fully funded scholarship through Northeast Leadership Academy (NELA)
 Top Principal Preparatory Program in United States (one of only five to earn distinction
from University Council for Educational Administration)
 Provisional Assistant Principal License
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX, PHOENIX, AZ
Teacher Licensure, June 2006

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, RALEIGH, NC


Bachelor of Science: Applied Science in Criminology, May 2003

AWARDS AND HONORS


 Northeast Leadership Academy (NELA): Awarded a fully paid fellowship
with NELA, a highly selective graduate program designed to develop school
leaders for districts in rural northeastern NC.
 2016-2017 Terrell Lane Middle School Teacher of the Year

SPECIALIZED TRAININGS
 Crucial Conversations
 Facilitative Leadership
 Time Management
 Speed Reading
 Leadership and Dale Carnegie
 Emergency Building Plan Training
 Ron Clark Academy National Conference – Atlanta, GA
 Flipped Classroom
 Make It Stick
 How To Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk
 2016 National Rural Education Forum and the 108th National Rural Education Association
Convention and Research Symposium at The Ohio State University – Columbus, OH
 Grading and Homework Policies
 APA Writing
 Instructional Rounds
 Adult Learning
 Distinguished Leaders in Practice
 Organizational Management
 Digital Storytelling
 Mindfulness Training
 Federal Education Policy Institute - Washington, DC
 Exceptional Education Workshop and Parent Panel
 Collaborative Educational Leadership: Building the Professional School Counselor-Administrator
Relationship
 Communities in Schools
 Micropolitical Leadership Strategies
 Leverage Leadership
 Social Justice and Equity
 MTSS
 Distinguished Leaders in Practice
 2016 NC No Child Hungry Leaders Conference – Chapel Hill, NC
 Principal's Academy: The 4 Roles of Great Leaders (Covey)
 Non-Violent Crisis Intervention

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 SchoolNet
 EVAAS and NCSTAR
 Restorative Discipline
 EdCamp
 Pedagogy & Poverty
 Principal as a Literacy Leader

REFERENCES

 Dr. Bonnie Fusarelli, Director - NELA, NC State University, [email protected],


(919)631-2026
608R Poe Hall Raleigh, NC 27695

 Dr. Cathy Williams, Coordinator - NELA, NC State University, [email protected], (919)513-


8505
608P Poe Hall Raleigh, NC 27695

 Mr. David Averette, Principal - Franklinton Middle School, [email protected],


(919)494-2971
3 North Main St. Franklinton, NC 27525

 Mr. Kevin Hill, NELA Coach – [email protected] (919)291-8360


300 Paprika Court
Raleigh, NC 27614

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