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Published: January 13, 2009
DAVID JOHN STEELE
JOB: Chief information and technology officer, Hillsborough County schools
AGE: 53
COLLEGE: University of Florida, B.A., secondary education, 1976; Harvard University, Ed. M., administration, planning and social policy,1984; University of South Florida, Ph. D, educational leadership, 1990
FIRST JOB IN EDUCATION: Math teacher, Plant City High, 1978
FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE JOB: Assistant Principal, Tomlin Junior High, 1990
DIRECTOR: International Baccalaureate Program, Hillsborough High, 1994-1998
PRINCIPAL: King High, 2002-2004; Plant City High, 2004-06
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR: general director, secondary education, 2006-2008
FAMILY: Wife, Trish, guidance counselor, Durant High; daughter, MacKenzie, 8
LEARNED AS A TEACHER: "To be patient...To teach students something, you have to be willing to take the time."
LEARNED AT HARVARD: When in classes with better students, "The other students will lift you up."
LEARNED AS A PARENT: "There are times when they (children) are more ready to listen to you than others."
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