Joline Riddle

Joline Riddle has a diverse professional background in the education field. Joline started their career as an Early Childhood Educator in TUSD in 2002, where they developed lesson plans, communicated with parents, and led small staff groups. Joline also worked as an exceptional education inclusion teacher, creating an inclusive learning environment for students with varying disabilities. In 2010, Joline took on the role of Preschool Coordinator, where they set up, inspected, and refined a preschool environment while hiring, training, and monitoring a preschool staff.

In 2013, Joline joined the University of Arizona, College of Education as a Teacher in Residence. In this role, they taught courses in elementary and early childhood programs and supervised student teachers. Joline was actively involved in program planning and assessment and maintained relationships with faculty and staff.

Joline's most recent position was as the Director of Early Childhood Education at the Tucson Jewish Community Center, starting in 2015. Joline was responsible for hiring and supervising teachers, developing curriculum, and supporting the advocacy for children, families, and staff. Joline'srole also included administrative duties, supervision, and programming for children from birth to five years of age.

Joline Riddle has a diverse education history. Joline obtained a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Teaching from the University of Arizona from 1999 to 2002. Joline then pursued further education and completed a Master's degree in Early Childhood Education and Teaching at Northern Arizona University from 2006 to 2009. Later, from 2013 to 2015, they received a Certificate in Educational Leadership and Administration, General from the University of Arizona. Joline Riddle also has additional certifications in Early Childhood Education, Educational Leadership, Reading, and SEI, although the institutions and specific dates for these certifications are not provided.