In a world of public and private charters and other types of schools, marketing is necessary because of the competition for students within a community. It’s a new way of thinking, and Keith strives to make it an open collaborative environment for all parties involved. He is very mindful of the fact that making it too cutthroat can affect the real jobs of real people.
Once he does get a new class of students, Keith is determined to make sure that all the students in that class are as prepared as possible to tackle college and careers when they leave Del Lago Academy.
About Keith Nuthall:
Before Del Lago, Keith was the principal as Del Dios Middle School. He also spent time as the San Diego County Office of Education’s Director of Assessment.
Prior to coming to Del Lago, he was the principal at Del Dios Middle School and served as the Director of Assessment for the San Diego County Office of Education. Prior to his move into administration, he spent 12 years as a high school science teacher.
Keith has experience working on initiatives with the Carnegie Foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, PBS, and the U.S. Department of Education.
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This article was originally posted in the Huffington Post .
AuthorDr. Berger is one of many industry education correspondents for the Mind Rocket Media Group, An educator and former school administrator. His video interview work and conversational podcasts have been featured in various media outlets. He often hosts education panel discussions and develops strategic content. As an academic Dr. Berger is a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management. A former assistant principal, he has been an adjunct undergraduate professor and developer of online college courses. He is a passionate Detroit sports fan who has also adopted Nashville sports teams as his own.
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Further Reading
- Times-Advocate – Del Lago’s Principal Nuthall to be honored
- The Mercury News – Tech high school moving to Oracle campus
- WWAY – Sea-Tech high school the first of its kind