Dr. John W. Hodge
President & Co-Founder
Dr. John W. Hodge is Vice-President of Urban Learning and Leadership Center (ULLC) – a staff development and training organization that serves school districts throughout the country. Dr. Hodge has served as a reading teacher, English teacher, AVID teacher, Assistant Principal and Associate Director of AVID Center Eastern Division. He also served as Director of An Achievable Dream Academy, a high performing, high poverty, intercity school that has received numerous national awards and was also where many of the interventions used by ULLC were piloted. Prior to starting his career in education, Dr. John W. Hodge distinguished himself in the service of our country with the 7th Infantry Division of the United States Army.
Dr. Hodge’s career has been defined by helping students and teachers overcome obstacles and achieve goals. He has served as a staff developer across the United States and has been a guest lecturer at Christopher Newport University, Hampton University, North Carolina A&T State University, and George Washington University.
Dr. Hodge is a trained facilitator for the (SREB) Leadership Initiative Modules “Leading Assessment and Instruction” and “Creating a High Performance Learning Culture,” and a trained assessor and mentor/coach facilitator in NASSP’s “Developing the 21st Century Principal” program.
Dr. Hodge is an expert in helping schools plan and implement strategies for continuous improvement. His presentations often serve as “the spark” for many schools in their quest to meet state and federal accreditation standards.
Dr. John W. Hodge is Vice-President of Urban Learning and Leadership Center (ULLC) – a staff development and training organization that serves school districts throughout the country. Dr. Hodge has served as a reading teacher, English teacher, AVID teacher, Assistant Principal and Associate Director of AVID Center Eastern Division. He also served as Director of An Achievable Dream Academy, a high performing, high poverty, intercity school that has received numerous national awards and was also where many of the interventions used by ULLC were piloted. Prior to starting his career in education, Dr. John W. Hodge distinguished himself in the service of our country with the 7th Infantry Division of the United States Army.
Dr. Hodge’s career has been defined by helping students and teachers overcome obstacles and achieve goals. He has served as a staff developer across the United States and has been a guest lecturer at Christopher Newport University, Hampton University, North Carolina A&T State University, and George Washington University.
Dr. Hodge is a trained facilitator for the (SREB) Leadership Initiative Modules “Leading Assessment and Instruction” and “Creating a High Performance Learning Culture,” and a trained assessor and mentor/coach facilitator in NASSP’s “Developing the 21st Century Principal” program.
Dr. Hodge is an expert in helping schools plan and implement strategies for continuous improvement. His presentations often serve as “the spark” for many schools in their quest to meet state and federal accreditation standards.
