Mr. Mweusi Willingham

"We're in our third year as a school, and this is the second year we've done this expo, said Mweusi Willingham, TES Headmaster."It's one of our goals to make this event a part of the culture at the school."

"In addition to the science expo, we're trying to bring the same event to the other subjects," Willingham added.
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"I had so many favorites," Willingham said.

Mweusi Willingham, Headmaster

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Mweusi Willingham, Headmaster655 Metropolitan Avenue, Hyde Park 02136(617) 635-6425e-mail address: engineering@boston.k12.ma.us

"It's a transitional period and there's nothing I can do about that," said Mweusi Willingham, The Engineering School's headmaster, who is requiring all 40 seniors to apply to a college by December.

Mweusi Willingham, Headmaster

Front row, from left to right: Linda Cabral, Sung-Joon Pai, Barbara Ferrer and Mweusi L. Willingham.
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Mweusi L. Willingham, Headmaster, The Engineering SchoolMweusi Willingham currently serves as a Program Director of Mathematics for the Boston Public Schools.He was a member of the first cohort of Boston Principal Fellows, completing a year-long residency at the Edison Middle School.Previously he had worked as a Mathematics coach for the district and a Mathematics instructor at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School.Mr. Willingham, who lives in Dorchester, began his career working for Teach For America, Inc.He has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Williams College and Masters in Education degrees from the University of Massachusetts Boston and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

The entire school community must focus on creating a culture of trust, says Mweusi Willingham, The Engineering School's headmaster."A big part of engineering is learning from failure.At an engineering school, teachers must be willing to allow students to make mistakes and learn from them," he said."And students must be made to feel that it's safe to learn from their mistakes."Willingham says that administrators can model this instructional philosophy by encouraging teachers to try new things and analyze the outcomes to improve practice.

Mweusi Willingham currently serves as a Program Director of Mathematics for the Boston Public Schools.He was a member of the first cohort of Boston Principal Fellows, completing a year-long residency at the Edison Middle School.Previously he had worked as a Mathematics coach for the district and a Mathematics instructor at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School.Mr. Willingham, who lives in Dorchester, began his career working for Teach For America, Inc.He has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Williams College and Masters in Education degrees from the University of Massachusetts Boston and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Pictured from left to right: Dr. Payzant, Mweusi Willingham, Ed Donnelly, Linda Cabral, Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Barbara Ferrer, Rasheed Meadows, Winston Cox, and Sung-Joon "Sunny" Pai.
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Mweusi Willingham currently serves as a Program Director of Mathematics for the Boston Public Schools.He was a member of the first cohort of Boston Principal Fellows, completing a year-long residency at the Edison Middle School.Previously he had worked as a Mathematics coach for the district and a Mathematics instructor at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School.Mr. Willingham, who lives in Dorchester, began his career working for Teach For America, Inc.He has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Williams College and Masters in Education degrees from the University of Massachusetts Boston and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

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