Jill K. Osborn 2216 Chase Point Court Flushing, Michigan 48433 (810) 252-5160 (Cellular) jkosbor2@oakland.

edu Objective To obtain a rewarding leadership position in the field of special education that will allow me to implement my skills, experience, and education to ensure the success and growth of students and staff members, as well as, partnerships with parents. Education Specialist in Leadership Oakland University, MI Expected Completion August 2013 Masters of Arts in Teaching Reading and Language Arts Oakland University, MI Reading Specialist Endorsement (BR) Bachelor of Arts in Special Education Michigan State University, MI Learning Disabilities (SM) and Elementary K-5 Endorsements April 2010

Academic Preparation

April 2003

Leadership Experiences

Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools Special Education Teacher Carman-Ainsworth Middle School Randels Elementary Flint, Michigan August 2004-Present Administrative Internship with director of Student Support Services and principal including coordinating student accommodations for the SmarterBalance pilot, participating on an interview committee, attending county directors meetings, and assisting with the creation of 8th grade celebration. Participation in Michigan Department of Education audit of discipline procedures Developed and delivered professional development on the topic of co-teaching Statewide Autism Research and Training (START) Coach Assisted in developing and implementing a Peer to Peer Mentoring program Member of STEM Mi-Champions team, Crisis Prevention team, 8th grade Activities Committee, District Curriculum Committee and Professional Learning Community Supervised paraprofessionals assigned to work with my caseload students Presenter at the 2012 and 2013 MACUL Conference on of STEM units implementation Executed graduate level action research project on the causes and effects of truancy to form recommendations for district programming. Mentor to non-tenured teaching staff member Designed and presented professional development to staff on Ruby Paynes Framework for Understanding Poverty, Peer Mentoring, and STAR Assessments Presentation to school board regarding STEM and Project Based Learning Created Parent Handbook for Carman-Ainsworth Middle School Special Education Teacher for Kindergarten to 2nd grade, and 5th to 7th grades Taught self-contained Language Arts, Co-Taught Language Arts and Study Skills Conducted meetings including IEPs, BIPs, and Staffings Administered formal and informal assessments Provided FAPE services for homebound students Adapted Curriculum to ensure successful learning for special education students

Teaching Experiences

Jill K. Osborn 2216 Chase Point Court Flushing, Michigan 48433 (810) 252-5160 (Cellular) jkosbor2@oakland.edu

Teaching Experiences (Continued)

Whitehills Elementary School Intern East Lansing, Michigan August 2003-April 2004 Student internship in both special and general education for 5th and 6th grades Teaching responsibilities expanded from a single subject to a full day, all subjects Co-taught in all subject areas for Special and General Education Attended transition IEPs, METs, ERMS, Child Study and Professional Development meetings Successfully incorporated an educational field trip and guest speaker into Native American unit plans

Accomplishments, Poster presenter at 2013 MACUL Conference: Be the Change Honors, and Poster presenter at 2012 MACUL Conference: Giving Students Voice Awards Be the Change Unit published on iTunes University Member of STEM Mi-Champions Certified Evidence Based Literacy Instruction (EBLI) Instructor Granted Tenure, September 2009 Michigan State University Deans Honor Roll List 21st Century Skills Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Easy IEP iMovie, Pages, Numbers and Keynote Gradewise, Datawise, Synergy

Professional Development and Additional Training

STEM Mi-Champions Training on Project Based Learning, iPod, iPad, and Universal Learning Designs, June 2011 and July 2012 MACUL conferences, April 2012 and March 2013 Professional Learning Community, August 2007-Present CPI Certification, October 2012 Evidence Based Literacy Instruction (EBLI) Training, 2011-2012 Co-Teaching In-service, August 2011 Peer Mentoring training Saginaw Public Schools, April 2011 Easy IEP Training, November 2010 Nancie Atwell Writing Workshop, January 2010 Reading Apprenticeship, April 2009 Autism Summer Institute, August 2009 START Trainings: Autism in Adolescents, Meeting Mechanics, Classroom and Behavior Strategies, 2008-2011 Lucy Calkins Writers Workshop Training, 2008-2011 Medicaid Training, October 2008 Michigan Reading Association Conference, 2008 Instructional Process Training, 2007 Michigan Council of Exceptional Children Conference, 2005

Jill K. Osborn 2216 Chase Point Court Flushing, Michigan 48433 (810) 252-5160 (Cellular) jkosbor2@oakland.edu References Maribeth Goodheart Director of Student Support Services Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools 1300 North Linden Road Flint, Michigan 48532 (810) 591-6687 (office) mgoodhea@carman.k12.mi.us Dr. Suzanne Klein Professor Oakland University Department of Educational Leadership 480D Pawley Hall 2200 N. Squirrel Road Rochester, MI 48309-4401 (248) 3703142 (office) csklein@oakland.edu Kevin Summey Principal Carman-Ainsworth Middle School 1409 West Maple Ave Flint, Michigan 48507 (810) 591-6202 (office) ksummey@carman.k12.mi.us Daniel Brownrigg Classroom Teacher Bingham Farms Elementary 23400 West Thirteen Mile Road Bingham Farms, Michigan 48025 (248) 203-3350 (school office) db14bps@birmingham.k12.mi.us

Amy L. Chorley Teacher Consultant for ASD Genesee Intermediate School District 2413 West Maple Avenue Flint, Michigan 48507 (810) 591-4927 (office) achorley@geneseeisd.org