Daryl Roselle is an instructor and consultant with over 25 years of experience in education. He serves as a national consultant at the Center for Teacher Effectiveness. Daryl Roselle is also an assistant principal at Ivy Creek School. This latter role includes monitoring the delivery of a special education program called Piedmont Educational Regional Program. With a focus on educational equity, he develops behavioral management plans and monitors academic instruction for students with emotional disabilities.
Previously, Dr. Roselle gained professional experience at several Virginia-based schools. During his time at Richmond City Public Schools, he was in charge of evaluating school improvement plans and curriculum design. Earlier in his career, he developed his teaching skills at Norfolk Public Schools, as well as Tidewater Technical Institute. The latter position involved assisting college students with career planning and job placements.
Dr. Roselle completed his undergraduate studies in early childhood education. He went on to earn two master’s degrees in educational leadership and conflict resolution studies. In 2017, he earned his PhD in conflict analysis and resolution from Nova Southeastern University.
