Bill Carozza was a classroom teacher in elementary and secondary schools for 13 years before becoming an elementary school Principal 14 years ago. He has served as Adjunct Professor at the University of New Hampshire and New England College in areas of curriculum and instruction and social studies education. Bill holds two graduate degrees in education from the University of New Hampshire.
Bill is President of the New Hampshire Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (NHASCD), was appointed by Governor Lynch to the New Hampshire Special Education Advisory Board and served as President of the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies. Bill has conducted workshops at regional and national conferences in integrating music within the curriculum, utilizing technology, Understanding By Design, and most recently in the area of digital portfolios and Web 2.0.
Bill blogs here on Principal Reflections and also at Connected Principals. He also produces a monthly podcast at Harold Martin School where he is Principal.
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#1 by Neal McIntyre on February 18, 2010 - 1:40 pm
Hey Bill,
Love your blog! Some nice writing; your passion for your job is evident!
I was looking for you to ask a question. I never did the e-journal for the class, and I do not even remember Leo talking about it. I wonder if it is something I missed on one of the classes I needed to duck out early. Could you give me a little rundown of what you did for it? He emailed asking for it and I drew a total blank….
I hope all is well!
Neal
#2 by wcarozza on February 23, 2010 - 1:13 pm
Hey Neal-thanks for the kind words. I can see you doing an excellent blog yourself. Shake up that private school world of yours!