Sigrid L. Miller

Experienced educator and aspiring principal, with a background in primary through to tertiary education. Demonstrated progression from teacher to administrator. Recognized for expertise in student discipline, safety, and security, and building community partnerships. Skilled leader who empowers team members with a balanced approach of truth and grace. Strong interpersonal skills, conflict resolution abilities, and exceptional communication skills. Eager to take on new challenges, support team success, and advance organizational goals with dedication and enthusiasm.

• Coordinated the development of the Students' Code of Conduct embodied in the Manchester High School Students' Handbook, September, 2005, (revised December 2011, April 2015 & August 2022).
• Recipient -Certificate of Appreciation for presentation at New Teachers' Seminar - Nain High: Professionalism-Teacher the role model (Oct, 2024).
• Recipient of the JTA Golden Torch Award for over 35 years of service in the Ministry of Education (August 2024).
• Recognized for 32 years of dedicated service to Manchester High School (March 2025).
• Led the process of Manchester High School's achievement of Safe School Certification (Level 2) , March 2025.

Circuit Steward The Methodist Church in the Caribbean and Americas, Jamaica District, Manchester Circuit (2016-2005).

Sunday School teacher Wesley Methodist Church, Mandeville (currently).

Guest presenter:

• May Day High -Students at risk Grades 8 and 9 (2017);The Purpose Driven Student (May, 2022).
• Spaulding Primary School-Transitioning to high school -Grade 6 students (June 2015).
• Nain Primary and Junior High School - Children's Day (May, 2005).
• Mandeville Primary and Junior High-Career in Teacher Education-Grade 9 (2004 and 2005).

Panelist:

• R.A. Shirley Institute for Excellence in Teacher Education and Leadership -Educational Leadership Seminar Series: Creating and sustaining safe schools in Jamaica (2014).
• Radio Broadcast, News Talk 90.5 FM-"Is Mandeville ready to be deemed a University Town?" (2001).

President: Parent Teachers' Association-Mandeville Infant (2001-2002).

Reader: Read Across Jamaica Day, Mandeville Primary and Junior High (2008).

• Building and maintaining strong family relationships.
• Engaging inspirational and educational literature.
• Writing (preparing a publication on Marriage)
• Maintaining personal health and wellness.
• Travelling within and outside of country.
• Mentorship and coaching.