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Psychological Assessment Solutions is a Washington, DC-based company in the Education sector.
Mora High School is a Mora, MN-based company in the Education sector.
Marlon joins our Team and Family after leading operations and strategic alignment of technology master plans as Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD)’s Chief Information Technology Officer. There, Marlon managed all information technology functions, including business analysis, project management, systems architecture, applications development, support desk, data center, network and telephone support, physical and information security, and technical training. Prior to his leadership role at FWISD, Marlon served as the Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Dallas Independent School District (DISD), where he managed all IT operations inclusive of infrastructure, data centers, business and student applications, and campus security systems. Additionally, he chaired a culture committee, with the goal to improve workplace collaboration and employee engagement and was a member of the racial equity committee focused on the creation of a strategic plan to improve racial inequalities faced by economically disadvantaged students in the district. Marlon has also served DISD as Executive Director, and before that, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) in various roles, including Associate Strategic Planning Systems Engineer, Senior Programmer Analyst and Database Administrator, and Software Engineer. Marlon is a highly regarded senior technology leader with a passion for empowering people with the tools to transform the lives of students and communities through education.
When Mustang Public Schools Central Enrollment opened in June 2014, officials of the 69-square mile district expected around 300 students, brand new to the district, to submit their paperwork and become part of Mustang Schools. By the first day of school in August, the total topped more than 500 students. The influx is the equivalent of adding the population of an entire elementary school to the district over the summer. More than 1,000 new students have joined the district in the past three years, bringing the total enrollment for the 2014-2015 school year to more than 10,500. While managing the effects of tremendous growth, Mustang Public Schools remains a premier district in Oklahoma, steadfast on a path of continuous improvement. MPS stands out academically, with quality facilities, a highly qualified staff, and by tailoring education to meet the needs of each student.
District 181 is a community school district where students develop the skills they need to change the world and the confidence they need to do it.