“At this pivotal time in public education, state boards are the lynchpin
to successful education reform policies and their implementation,” said NASBE
Executive Director Jim Kohlmoos.
In addition to serving as chairman of the Maine State Board and on the
NASBE Board of Directors, Pound currently sits on 20 other boards that relate
in some way to education and career development. Among these are the State
Workforce Investment Board, the board at Eastern Maine Community College, the
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Council, and the Maine Youth
Transition Committee.
Pound’s 40-year career in education includes service as a middle and
high school teacher, a coach, athletic director, lecturer in career and
technical education, vice principal, principal, adjunct professor, early
childhood education business owner, adult education teacher and director,
district superintendent, and more in the United States, Great Britain and
Canada.
He was named Quebec City Region’s Principal of the Year in 1985-86 for
doing the most for education and athletics, and runner-up for the award for the
entire province. He also honored by the Council for the Advancement and Support
of Education with its Distinguished Service Award for Canada in 1997.
Pound is currently employed by Cianbro Corporation in Pittsfield as
Associate Director for Workforce Development with the Cianbro Institute. He is from Millinocket and currently resides
in Greenville, where he was superintendent of schools for School Union 60.
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