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Meet Herbert "DOC" Monroe

ADVOCATE & OVERCOMER

Dr. Herbert Monroe is Assistant Superintendent of Caroline County Public Schools and a member of the Virginia Advisory Committee on Culturally Relevant and Inclusive Education Practices. As a husband, father, mentor, and motivational speaker, DOC has impacted those who know him and people throughout his community.

DOC's Creed

MOTIVATION

INSPIRATION

MOTIVATION

To motivate youth so that they can impact others.

EDUCATION

INSPIRATION

MOTIVATION

To educate and connect with students for advancement.

INSPIRATION

INSPIRATION

INSPIRATION

To inspire students so that they can inspire the world.

Awards & Recognition

2019

VA SCD presenter on Virginia Profile of a Graduate & CA SEL: Social & Emotional Learning

2017

Recipient of the "Tagged by the Superintendent" award for outstanding division leadership

2013

R.E.B Award winner for Distinguished Educational Leadership and Achievements in Public Education

2012

Scholastic & Successful Innovations Awards for Parent Engagement 


Education

Virginia Polytechnic Institution, 2012

Doctoral Degree (Division Superintendent Endorsement)  Educational Leadership and Policy Studies

Virginia Commonwealth University, 2006

Master of Education (Administrative and Supervisory PreK-12 Endorsement) Administration & Supervision

Lock Haven University, 1991

Bachelor of Science Educational Psychology & Elementary Education I Certification

Mentors Matter

AN ADVOCATE OF LOVE

At the age of 17, DOC's father had an upset stomach and went to use the restroom in a "White Only" establishment in Florence, South Carolina. When he exited the restroom, he was met with force by police officers, arrested, and subsequently spent three days in South Carolina State Prison. Upon his release, it was at that moment he realized what his future would be; Herbert T. Monroe Jr decided to be an educator. His goal was to teach children to love each other regardless of their race, color, creed, religion, and sexual orientation. His goal was to ensure that his kids would never have to suffer the same racist or prejudiced behavior that he suffered growing up in the South. DOC's father became an elementary school teacher and principal in the state of Virginia and was well-loved by all.

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