Lisa Ockerman
Vice President of Academics & Strategic Initiatives @Pine Crest School
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WORK HISTORY
Vice President of Academics & Strategic Initiatives @Pine Crest School
To observe, supervise, and evaluate the faculty in the development and implementation of curriculum; to supervise the teaching process, and to review and evaluate academic programs-To be a visible presence in all areas of the school; to work toward a resolution of all problems - both routine and unique - as they arise; to keep the President informed of the general programs, activities, and problems of the school-With Division Heads, plan and implement new educational initiatives-Stimulates and participates in the dialog about teaching and learning at the school-Supervises curriculum integrity, alignment, and articulation across all three levels of the school; Maintain congruence between the academic program across both campuses; Lead the integration into the curriculum current developmental research and educational best practices; Coordinate the continuity of the scope and sequence of curriculum offerings and maintain the school’s curriculum maps-Works with key partners within and outside the school to coordinate and execute all faculty recruitment and hiring-Lead the Academic Council for Curricular Review to develop and implement curriculum and instructional practices that align with the School’s mission statement-Review standardized testing data and make summary recommendations-Support the President to build the School’s future which includes identifying, designing, and implementing new strategic initiatives that advance the School’s mission and are distinctive programs-Be a strategic thought-partner to the President by collaborating to develop goals and action plans that advance Pine Crest School’s excellence while designing new initiatives that ensure our students are future-ready-Design and lead a comprehensive and strategic development and implementation effort aligned with the President’s vision-Support curriculum development aimed to prepare our students to be future ready
EDUCATION
Loyola University New Orleans
Bachelor of Science (BS), Elementary Education
Nova Southeastern University
Master's degree Teaching and Learning, Concentration: Reading
University of West Florida
Education Specialist (Ed.S.), Curriculum and Instruction
University of West Florida
Doctor of Education - Ed.D., Curriculum and Instruction
ABOUT LISA OCKERMAN
Dr. Lisa Ockerman is the Vice President of Academics and Strategic Initiatives at Pine Crest School, which is dedicated to advancing existing and new educational programs, focusing on evaluating and shaping these programs to align with the school’s mission. With 30-plus years in education, Dr. Ockerman excels in building connections across various divisions and disciplines. In her role, Dr. Ockerman supervises curriculum alignment and oversees academic initiatives. She is instrumental in planning, developing, and implementing programs that drive the school’s strategic and educational goals. Managing a team of administrators, she ensures that hiring faculty and instructional support personnel aligns with the institution’s high standards. Her responsibilities include organizing professional development tailored to support faculty implementing innovative approaches. Examples of professional learning initiatives include Pine Crest School’s annual Innovation Institute, Teachers Teachers Teaching, Teacher Excellence Achieved Through Mentoring (TEAM), and Growing Our Aspirations in Leadership (GOAL) programs. Dr. Ockerman also oversees educational technology, collaborating with Computer Science and Technology Specialists and the School’s IT Department to develop curricular experiences for pre-kindergarten to grade 12 students. Her commitment to driving innovation complements her expertise in developing curriculum design and educational policies.
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