Dewey Hensley

About Dewey Hensley

Dewey is an Educational Consultant, novelist, poet, and speaker known as the former exemplary Chief Academic Officer of Jefferson County Public Schools, the 26th largest school district in the nation, the author of the novels TRAPPED, a psychological thriller, and Secrets and Blood, an Appalachian suspense novel. He is also the Chief of Poverty Considerate Schools. This consulting firm offers common sense school reform through developing teacher quality and school-wide systems to support academic achievement for students from poverty. He consistently models leadership excellence. With accomplishments in urban, suburban and rural schools, has achieved national recognition and honor for school turnaround strategy and performance- He just published his second novel, TRAPPED, an action-packed fictional work based on an inner-city school principal\'s struggles with the effects of trauma- Named Chief Academic Officer of Jefferson County Public Schools (Louisville, Kentucky) in the reorganization and academic achievement initiative- Facilitator and Presenter at the Council of Greater City Schools Conference on \"Community Engagement\" and \"Data Analysis to Guide Strategic Planning for District.\"- Collaborated with Time Magazine on a national story about Common Core Standards- Received national recognition for turnaround of academic performance as Principal of Atkinson Academy of Excellence- Selected as Associate Commissioner of Education for School Turnaround by the Kentucky Commissioner of Education-Principal of the Year for Jefferson County Public Schools- Selected by the Kentucky Department of Education committee as a Highly Skilled Educator (Turnaround Specialist)- Earned National Board Professional Teacher Standards Certification- Won Ashland Oil Teacher Achievement Award Winner designation- Voted WHAS Excel Teacher Award Winner as a High School English Teacher- Filmed by Kentucky Educational Television media for a one year professional development program,\"A Year in the Life of a High School Teacher.\"- Co-Directed the Louisville Writing Project for the University of Louisville- Subject of Wallace Foundation study on \"Effective School Leadership.\"- Selected as a NAEP National Assessment panelist.

Experience

1. Corporate Partners

   Moët Hennessy

   Jul 2020 — Present · NY, US

   Although the U.S. wine industry in general has a low market share and the threat of substitutes is high, as the domestic wine policy advances, it caters to different levels of domestic consumer demand and produces wine products according to different needs. The mid-range and high-end markets are in formation and should be enriched with brands based on consumer characteristics to capture a variety of different markets.

Education

• Humboldt State University

  Master's degree

  2014 — 2017

• University of Heidelberg

  Master's degree

  1998 — 2002