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  • The CEPL Framework
    • Connecting The Learner
    • Evaluating Integration
    • Promoting Literacy
    • Leveling The Playing Field
    • The Research
  • The Technology
    • The Modern Classroom
    • Teacher Tools
    • The Learning Management System
    • Technical Infrastructure
  • How to Integrate
    • Blended Learning
    • Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
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Kayla Parker has a proven success record of creating systems in organizations to maximize resources and increase student achievement. She holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership and a Bachelor’s in EC-4 from Midwestern State University. During her 13 years in the Texas Public Education system, she has served as an elementary teacher and Associate Principal in a Title I high school, where she led the campus from “Unacceptable” to “Recognized” within two years. She currently serves as the Associate Principal in a North Texas suburban school district in the DFW area which recently received the 2015-2017 Apple Distinguished School Designation. 

Kayla is the founder of a nation-wide feeding program called “The Backpack Buddy Club” and Author of the book, “Take the Blindfold Off.” She was named ABC Person of the Year for 2006, featured on the 700 Club, and recognized on ABC Nightline News for her ability to identify and create solutions for the root cause of academic struggles. Kayla’s interests include disaggregating data, building data stories, identifying options for systemic solutions, and integrating a sustainable culture. 

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