Eugene Park is a man of faith who trusts that all things, the good and the trials of life, happen for a reason. He is a husband to Yuna Park and father of two amazing girls. Gene has been an educator for 17 years. As a classroom teacher Gene worked in Cherry Hill for 10 years as a 2nd grade teacher, 3rd grade teacher and 5th grade teacher. He has also served as an assistant principal in Camden and Southampton, NJ for three years. Gene now serves in his dream job, as the principal of A. Russell Knight Elementary, a K-5 school, in Cherry Hill, NJ. This is his 4th year as principal of A. Russell Knight Elementary.
Eugene Park Show Highlights: * The importance of investment in people * Why Gene’s custodian sings “Happy Bday” kids. * Your number one job is building relationships with kids * Gene’s student experience * The challenge of being a new admin and how survive those challenges. * Every kid understands the language of L.O.V.E. (learn, observe and study, value, and empower) * Do you surround yourself with people that know more than you? * The problem with being a people pleaser * An interesting model of admin support used in Cherry Hill: The cohort model
Eugene Park Resources: * Bible * Culturize * Four O’clock Faculty * The Power of Moments * Outliers * (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
Eugene Park Contact Info * Twitter: @MrEugenePark * Voxer: @PrincipalPark
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