Navigating Complexity with Raymond González

Latino Leaders

Join host Pablo Muñoz for an enlightening conversation with his featured guest — Raymond González.
Ray is a dedicated Puerto Rican educator with over 25 years in education and has been a superintendent of schools for 13 years across various environments. His broad experience fosters an inclusive, adaptive leadership style, keen on serving every student's needs.
1:03 - Introduction
2:00 - My Leadership Story
25:20 - Superintendent of Schools
35:31 - Engaging with the Community
39:37 - Inclusivity and Educational Equity
42:35 - Princeton University and the Latino Identity
46:19 - Latino Leadership
50:39 - Educational Leadership
54:18 - Learn, Grow, and Develop as a Leader
57:37 - Guiding Principles
Dr. Raymond González is a dedicated husband, father of three children, and educator with a successful track record of school and district-level administrative experiences. Ray is the superintendent of school for the Westfield Public Schools in New Jersey. In addition, he was superintendent of the Westwood Regional School District for seven years. Ray also served as the superintendent in Wayne Township; interim superintendent and assistant superintendent of Hackensack Public Schools; and assistant superintendent for curriculum, instruction, and special education at the Paterson Public Schools.
Ray earned his doctoral and master’s degrees in educational administration and supervision from Rutgers University; a master’s degree in urban education from New Jersey City University; and a bachelor's degree in sociology from Princeton University.
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