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SENIOR OFFICERS, 1997Photo No.______Screen and reduceto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mm(Delete keyline)Ken Boston Director-GeneralDr Ken Boston took up the post of Director-General of School Education in January 1992. He was previously Director-General of Education in South Australia and held several senior positions in the Victorian Public Service. He has worked asa teacher, lecturer and education administrator. Dr Boston is a member of the Australian Council for Education Research, theCurriculum Corporation, the Civics Education Group, the Australian International Education Foundation Council, the EnterpriseEducation Committee and the NSW Centenary of Federation Committee. He was awarded the 1997 Medal of the AustralianCollege of Education.Photo No.______Photo No.______Photo No.______Photo No.______Screen and reduceScreen and reduceScreen and reduceScreen and reduceto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mm(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)Terry BurkeDeputy Director-GeneralJan McClellandDeputy Director-GeneralStephen BuckleyAssistant Director-GeneralKimble FillinghamAssistant Director-GeneralDr Terry Burke occupiedexecutive positions in schoolsbefore his appointment asInspector of Schools. He held anumber of senior positionsincluding Assistant Director,Director and Assistant Director-General before becoming DeputyDirector-General (Teaching andLearning).Jan McClelland occupied seniormanagement and advisorypositions in the New South Walesand Australian Public Services.She held senior executivepositions in the Departments ofSchool Education and Healthprior to her appointment in 1991as Deputy Director-General(Resources).Stephen Buckley worked inprimary schools in the State’s farwest before his appointment asCluster Director. He wasappointed as Assistant Director-General for South Coast Regionbefore his appointment asAssistant Director-General(Corporate Performance).Kimble Fillingham taught insecondary schools beforeworking in the development ofassessment and examinationsystems. He was a ClusterDirector before becoming anAssistant Director-General. Hehas also worked as a consultantto the World Bank in TheGambia, West Africa.Photo No.______Photo No.______Photo No.______Photo No.______Screen and reduceScreen and reduceScreen and reduceScreen and reduceto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mmto 39.37 mm x 27.36 mm(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)(Delete keyline)George GreenAssistant Director-GeneralGeorge Green occupiedexecutive positions in schoolsbefore his appointment asInspector of Schools. He heldpositions as Assistant Directorand Assistant Director-General inboth rural and metropolitanregions prior to his appointmentas Assistant Director-General.Alan LaughlinAssistant Director-GeneralDr Alan Laughlin taught inschools and the University ofNSW before joining theinspectorate on the North Coastof the State. He was appointedas a Regional Director, thenAssistant Director-General(Region) prior to his appointmentas Assistant Director-General.Gillian ShadwickAssistant Director-GeneralGillian Shadwick taught inschools, TAFE and the Instituteof Technical and AdultTeacher Education beforeleading the Staff DevelopmentUnit in 1989. She held twopositions as Assistant Director-General (Region) beforebecoming Assistant Director-General.John SuttonAssistant Director-GeneralJohn Sutton occupied executivepositions in schools prior toappointments as Inspector ofSchools and Regional Director.He was appointed AssistantDirector-General (Region) in1989 prior to his current positionof Assistant Director-General.His career has been spent inregional and rural areas of NSW.8 DSE Annual Report 1997
NSW Department of School EducationDIRECTOR-GENERALDEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL(Teaching & Learning)DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL(Resources)AUDITASSESSMENT ANDREPORTINGCURRICULUMSecondary EducationPrimary EducationEarly Childhood EducationDISTANCE AND RURALEDUCATIONSPECIAL EDUCATIONSPECIFIC FOCUSPROGRAMSSTUDENT WELFARETRAINING ANDDEVELOPMENTSchool ProgramsVOCATIONAL EDUCATIONCOMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETINGEXECUTIVE SERVICESASSISTANT DIRECTOR-GENERAL(Corporate Performance)5 ASSISTANT DIRECTORS-GENERALADMINISTRATIONFINANCEManagement AccountingFinancial Accounting and PayrollSchool Financial SupportLEGAL SERVICESPERSONNEL ANDEMPLOYEE RELATIONSPersonnel Policy and PlanningPersonnel ServicesEmployee RelationsSchool StaffingPROPERTIESProperties ProgramsProperties OperationsTECHNOLOGYApplicationsSchool TechnologyTechnology Infrastructure40 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTSDSE Annual Report 1997 9
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