Parents and PGCPS
Conversations for the Engaged Parent and Dedicated Educator
Robert Day @CollegePark_MD
Board Member for College Park Academy Public Charter School
Steven Baker @CPAMiddleSchool
Middle School Principal College Park Academy Public Charter School
The Mission, Vision, and Student Achievement of College Park Academy
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Dr. Mike Robinson
 @DrMikeRobinson
Welcome to Parents and PGCPS: Conversations for the Engaged Parent and Dedicated Educator. I am your host Dr. Michael Robinson. Over the past several days, I have embarked on a journey across our beautifully diverse communities to talk with parents/families, educators, community and civic leaders regarding their views and perspectives about the future of education in Prince George’s County.
Two of those voices are Robert Day and Steven Baker. |
Robert Day and Steven Baker
Robert Day
Robert Day is 21-year resident of college park and is currently serving his Fourth Term as a college park city councilmember, Member of Maryland CyberSecurty Council, and Prince Georges Vice Chair of Metropolitan Washington Council of Air Quality Committee (MWAQC). Prior becoming an elected official for the City of College Park he served as the President of the College Park Estates Civic Association, Chair of the Rent Stabilization Board, member of the Noise Control Board, two-term former Chair of the Advisory Planning Commission. He has also served as the 2003 Vice Chair and 2011 Chair of the City Redistricting Commission, and member of the Advisory Planning Group for 2002 US 1 Corridor Sector Plan. Mr. Day has spent 25 plus years in the Information Technology field. He has been a federal employee as well as a private contractor who continues to work alongside IT leaders of Federal, State and Local Government and private sectors. Robert is a husband and father of three sons, one of which is a College Park Academy student Steven Baker Steven Baker, College Park Academy’s Middle School Principal, brings over 12 years of teaching and administrative experience in K-12 public schools. His professional experience includes teaching all subjects in grades 4-6, as well as leading teams at all of these grade level. In 2011, Mr. Baker became an Assistant Principal in Prince George’s County Public Schools at Glenridge Elementary School. During this time, he joined the prestigious Aspiring Leaders Program for Student Success (ALPSS), where select Assistant Principals train to become school Principals. As the first Assistant Principal, and first Middle School Principal of College Park Academy, he helped to create a rigorous, individualized, and comprehensive college-preparatory program that challenges students to think critically and creatively while instilling a passion for life-long learning. Mr. Steven Baker is an advocate for school choice and differentiated learning. |
