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Christine Herz

Email: [email protected] ph:(631)220-9213 Ms_Herz msherzartstudio

EDUCATION
Master of Arts in Teaching, PreK– 12th grade , Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Baltimore, MD
08/2004– 05/2009

Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Baltimore, MD, Cum Laude
08/2004– 05/2008

TEACHER CERTIFICATION
State of Maryland: Advanced Professional Certificate (SPC-1) PreK- 12 Art Education

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Visual Art Teacher, Kindergarten through Grade 5
Mars Estates Elementary School, Baltimore County Public Schools
08/2019– Present: Part Time (.7), part-time
08/2016– 06/2019: Full Time (1.0) Full Time
Identifies standards, plans, and implements education initiatives for 450 students in grades K through 5th
grade. Participates in parent engagement and adult education activities after school. Designs, prepares and
installs exhibitions for students and families, and maintains materials and yearly budget.

Digital Art Resource Contractor, Grades Kindergarten through Grade 5


Young Audiences of Maryland
03/2020– 05/2020 temporary
Developed and recorded several video resources on how to draw for K-5 art teachers in Baltimore City

Teaching Artist & Co-Teacher for Art Infusion, Grade 1 & Grades 1 through Grade 5
07/2019-08/2019: temporary/summer
Young Audiences of Maryland
Wrote and facilitated printmaking workshops for students in grades K- 5. Worked collaboratively to create dai-
ly arts infusion and art-integrated lessons using the Common Core Language Arts and Math standards.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM), Curriculum Developer and Content
Coach for “Engineering Literacy Opportunity” (ELO) Summer Enrichment Camp
Office of Title 1 Funding, Baltimore County Public Schools,
01/2017– 06/2019: temporary consultant
Planning and implementation of teacher professional development training for summer education (3 consec-
utive summers), including close collaboration with visual art and science reaching educators of 146 schools.
Visual art lessons applied Engineering, Literacy and Technology curriculum content.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE CONTINUED

Visual Art Teacher, & Intervention Reading Teacher, Kindergarten through Grade 8
Elmer A. Henderson: A Johns Hopkins Partnership School, Baltimore City Public Schools
04/2011– 08/2016: Extended Day- Full Time, 42 hours per week

K- 8th visual art planning and implementation; including arts infusion and art-integration. PBL Coordinator,
Green Team coordinator and MICA, MAT and CAP student-teaching mentor .Success for All model rigorous-
ly implemented 90 minutes per day to teach reading in homogenized groups varying from grades Kindergar-
ten to 8thth grade.

Art Teacher & Arts Infusion Specialist


Potomac Lighthouse Public Charter School, District of Columbia
11/2009-04/2011: Full Time , 40 hours per week

Developed arts-infusion visual art curriculum to meet arts-infusion charter for PreK- 5th grade learners and initi-
ated the first Art Club and Running Club at the school in 2009.

EDUCATION AWARDS
Baltimore City Elementary Art Teacher of the Year, MAEA, December 2016

Young Audiences Leadership Award, November 2015

OTHER EDUCATION-RELATED EXPERIENCES


Art Teacher

The Walter’s Art Museum, Baltimore, MD, Art Assistant May 2008- May 2009

Saint Paul’s Schools, MD, grades 1-2 MICA’s Young People’s Studio, Art Teacher, July-August 2009

Parkville High School, Baltimore, MD, grades 9-12 Student Teaching, Art Teacher, Jan. 2009- Feb. 2009

Hollifield Station Elementary, Howard County, MD, grades K-8 Internship II, Art Teacher, Oct-Nov. 2008

Parkville Middle School, Baltimore, MD, 8th grade, Advanced Spanish Internship II, Art Teacher, June 2008

Roland Park Elementary Middle School, Baltimore, MD, 3rd grade, Science, MICA’s Young People’s Summer
Art Program, Art Teaching Assistant, Jan. 08- May 2008
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PARTNERSHIPS
BCPSS, Professional Development Coordinator– Romare Bearden Foundation, De-
cember 2014-2016, volunteer
Project Based Learning School Coordinator, East Baltimore Community School

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND OUTREACH CONTINUED


Grant Recipient- Young Audiences, Total of 8-10 varying Performances 2011-’16,
awarded $4,400- $6,000 total
Charity Event Coordinator, Women’s Industrial Exchange, Children’s Card Sale
Teacher Collaborator, Community Law in Action Committee, Art Critique Guests for
Middle Schoolers obtained
Teacher Leader, National Junior Art Honor Society, inducted 19 students,

COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Suite

Adobe Creative Suite


AutoCAD

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