Colorado State Schools of Character
Evaluator Bios
Evaluator Bios
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Ken Fisher
Ken is the Founder and Executive Director of The Abraham Lincoln Center for Character Development in Wheaton Illinois. Ken became involved in character education through the Healthy DuPage-sponsored Character Development Coalition as a part-time "on-loan executive” from his position as Director of Training at ServiceMaster and most recently, ARAMARK.
After two years, the project required full-time leadership and grew into The Lincoln Center, a not-for-profit organization that was founded on February 12, 2003. The Lincoln Center has official partnerships with Character Counts! and the Character Education Partnership.
Ken has over 20 years’ experience in a variety of roles in the human resource development areas at ARAMARK, ServiceMaster and Arthur Andersen. He also worked for over 10 years in the field of education as a high school teacher, college counselor and Dean of Students. Ken served on the National Leadership Council of Character Counts! in Los Angeles, California and presently is on the Board of Directors of the Institute for Excellence and Ethics in Fayetteville, NY.
Ken has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Botany and a Master’s in Education from Ohio University. Ken now lives in Lone Tree, Colorado and is providing consultation to schools and businesses, the Character Education Partnership and the Foundation for Character Development.
Valerie Burke
Valerie has been teaching in the Denver Public Schools for 12 years at the elementary level and is currently the Humanities Facilitator and Character Education Liaison to the district at Slavens School in Denver. She graduated with a BAE from Arizona State University and is currently working on a Masters in Education degree at the Ritchie Program for School Leaders. Valerie helped develop an award winning school-wide character education program while at Slavens. In 2001 Slavens was one of ten schools nationwide to be recognized as a National School of Character by the Character Education Partnership.
Sara Doud
Sara has worked as an elementary educator for the past thirty years. She has served the profession in many capacities including math specialist, literacy resource teacher, instructional coach and curriculum coordinator. Much of her career was spent as a classroom teacher which she finds the most satisfying. Her most recent position was as a school counselor. Sara continues to work as an educational consultant and a volunteer coordinating a school gardening project.
Ken is the Founder and Executive Director of The Abraham Lincoln Center for Character Development in Wheaton Illinois. Ken became involved in character education through the Healthy DuPage-sponsored Character Development Coalition as a part-time "on-loan executive” from his position as Director of Training at ServiceMaster and most recently, ARAMARK.
After two years, the project required full-time leadership and grew into The Lincoln Center, a not-for-profit organization that was founded on February 12, 2003. The Lincoln Center has official partnerships with Character Counts! and the Character Education Partnership.
Ken has over 20 years’ experience in a variety of roles in the human resource development areas at ARAMARK, ServiceMaster and Arthur Andersen. He also worked for over 10 years in the field of education as a high school teacher, college counselor and Dean of Students. Ken served on the National Leadership Council of Character Counts! in Los Angeles, California and presently is on the Board of Directors of the Institute for Excellence and Ethics in Fayetteville, NY.
Ken has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Botany and a Master’s in Education from Ohio University. Ken now lives in Lone Tree, Colorado and is providing consultation to schools and businesses, the Character Education Partnership and the Foundation for Character Development.
Valerie Burke
Valerie has been teaching in the Denver Public Schools for 12 years at the elementary level and is currently the Humanities Facilitator and Character Education Liaison to the district at Slavens School in Denver. She graduated with a BAE from Arizona State University and is currently working on a Masters in Education degree at the Ritchie Program for School Leaders. Valerie helped develop an award winning school-wide character education program while at Slavens. In 2001 Slavens was one of ten schools nationwide to be recognized as a National School of Character by the Character Education Partnership.
Sara Doud
Sara has worked as an elementary educator for the past thirty years. She has served the profession in many capacities including math specialist, literacy resource teacher, instructional coach and curriculum coordinator. Much of her career was spent as a classroom teacher which she finds the most satisfying. Her most recent position was as a school counselor. Sara continues to work as an educational consultant and a volunteer coordinating a school gardening project.