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Dr. Lorraine Monroe on 60 Minutes - Part II: Frederick Douglass Academy & The Monroe Doctrine

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DR. LORRAINE MONROE, President and CEO, of The Lorraine Monroe Leadership Institute (LMLI) was the founding principal of the renowned Frederick Douglass Academy, a highly successful middle and high school in Central Harlem. Dr. Monroe translates her extensive experiences in the New York City public schools-as teacher, dean, assistant principal, principal and Deputy Chancellor for Curriculum and Instruction-into the guiding set of principles that define the work of the Lorraine Monroe Leadership Institute. Dr. Monroe's groundbreaking work has been featured on 60 Minutes, Tony Brown's Journal, The McCreary Report with Bill McCreary, the Tom Snyder Show and in national and international print media including The New York Times, Ebony, The Reader's Digest, Fast Company and Parade magazines. Dr. Monroe was featured as one of the top 25 African Americans to watch in the Sunday, February 12, 2006 issue of the New York Daily News.

Dr. Monroe's moving tribute to the power of education to transform children's lives- Nothing's Impossible: Leadership Lessons from Inside and Outside the Classroom-has been translated into Swedish, Finnish, and Taiwanese. In her book, The Monroe Doctrine: An ABC Guide to What Great Bosses Do, Dr. Monroe draws lessons from her experiences as educator that are applicable for leaders in all walks of life. Dr. Monroe is also the author of The Monroe Management Manual and is co-author of The Monroe-Gaines Parenting Manual.

Dr. Monroe worked for ten years at the Bank Street College of Education where she taught courses in educational administration, advised leadership students, and founded and directed Bank Street's Center for Minority Achievement through which she consulted with school leaders in New York City's public schools.

Dr. Monroe is a powerful keynote speaker and highly effective consultant who has shared her messages about how to educate all children well with tens of thousands of educators in almost all of the fifty states and internationally in Jamaica, West Indies, Bermuda, Sweden, Norway, New Zealand, Tanzania, Canada, and South America.

Dr. Monroe has earned five degrees, from Hunter College, the Bank Street College of Education, and the Teachers College, Columbia University. In addition, Dr. Monroe has received six honorary degrees from Trinity College, Hunter College, Mt. Holyoke College, Long Island University, Hofstra University, and Brown University.

Dr. Monroe is featured in several LMLI videos including: Lorraine Monroe's Doctrine (CBS 60 Minutes), Monroe Keynote: Education Summit 2001, Bridging the Gap, The Blackboard Configuration™/BBC Video, and Frequently Asked Questions about the Blackboard Configuration™/BBC.

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  • Thank God for educational leaders like this woman. She is one who is determined to shatter the myths about inner city children. I am really inspired by people like Dr. Lorraine Monroe and Dr. Marva Collins. These are women who ignored the external structures of the environments of these children and focus on the internal function of their minds. Therefore, their method was to make these children believe in themselves inspite of their circumstances.

  • Great ways to motivate and encourage our youths! Wonderful and inspiring video!

  • I truly thank Dr. Monroe for her contribution to the community. I went to FDA long after she was gone and it still kept those same beliefs and teachings alive. Hopefully there will be a day when the Frederick Douglass Academy will once again regain its greatness. Dr. Hodge was a great principle but he can't do it all by himself. I'm sad to see such a great school become a zone school.

  • Why can't I seem to find part ONE to this segment????

  • Miss Hall's School is an all girls boarding and day school located in the beautiful Berkshires of Massachusetts for grades 9-12.

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