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On todays episode we are joined by Mr. James Haj! Mr. James R. Haj joined The Children’s Trust as president and CEO in April 2016. With Mr. Haj at the helm, The Trust has enjoyed one of its most successful periods. Trust investment in programs and services for children and families in Miami-Dade County has risen to its highest levels, while administrative expenses are at their smallest percentage in the history of the organization. Haj previously served as an assistant superintendent at M-DCPS, working as its chief negotiator with five labor unions representing more than 31,000 full-time employees. Before that, he served as administrative director for M-DCPS’ south and central regions, during which time he collectively oversaw 170 schools and nearly 200,000 students. In that capacity, he provided one-on-one support and guidance to principals and assistant principals regarding curriculum and instruction; state accountability and school improvement; teacher evaluations and professional standards; and crisis response plans and student safety.
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On todays episode we are joined by Mr. James Haj! Mr. James R. Haj joined The Children’s Trust as president and CEO in April 2016. With Mr. Haj at the helm, The Trust has enjoyed one of its most successful periods. Trust investment in programs and services for children and families in Miami-Dade County has risen to its highest levels, while administrative expenses are at their smallest percentage in the history of the organization. Haj previously served as an assistant superintendent at M-DCPS, working as its chief negotiator with five labor unions representing more than 31,000 full-time employees. Before that, he served as administrative director for M-DCPS’ south and central regions, during which time he collectively oversaw 170 schools and nearly 200,000 students. In that capacity, he provided one-on-one support and guidance to principals and assistant principals regarding curriculum and instruction; state accountability and school improvement; teacher evaluations and professional standards; and crisis response plans and student safety.