Project Description
William Aristide, Fellow
Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Sr. High School
Miami, FL
William Aristide graduated from Florida State University in 1990. He then worked at Golden Glades Elementary, where he was selected Rookie Teacher of the Year (1991) and Teacher of the Year (1994). William graduated with a Masters Degree from the University of Miami in 1994. William completed his Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership from Florida Atlantic University in 2002. In 2002, William began his career as an administrator, working as an Assistant Principal at John F. Kennedy Middle School. In 2008, he was selected Assistant Principal of the Year for Miami Dade County Public Schools. In 2008, William became Vice Principal of both Miami Carol City Sr. High School and then at Miami Edison Sr. High School. In November of 2010, he was appointed Principal of Booker T. Washington Sr. High School where he remained for ten years. While at BTW he helped transform one of the most challenging urban schools to one of the most improved schools in the State. In 2014, he was recognized by Legacy Magazine as one of “The 50 Most Powerful and Influential Black Professionals in Business and Industry. In 2014, he was the Central Region Principal of the Year. The Urban League of Miami Dade County recognized Mr. Aristide as Principal of the Year for 2015-2016 school year. Presently, he is the principal of the high-performing Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Sr. High School. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and is the proud husband of Allison and their son William.
Constance Robinson, Ally
Student Services Support Specialist
Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Sr. High School
Miami, FL
Constance B. Robinson is currently a Student Services Support Specialist. She has a bachelor’s degree from Florida State University in Fashion Merchandising and a master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy with a minor in Guidance and Counseling from St.Thomas University. Constance worked for 2 years as a therapist for the Institute for Child and Family Health, an organization that provides emotional health and prevention services to children, adolescents and families. At ICFH, she counseled children and their families appointed by the juvenile court system. She served two years as a Student Services Department Chairperson in both middle and high school. In that capacity, she assisted counselors with student mental health and academic concerns. Constance also worked with parents, teachers, and administration on policies, procedures, and data related to student achievement. Constance was born and raised in Miami Florida by a single parent. Her mother instilled in her the importance of education and good work ethics. As a result, she enjoys working in the school system sharing her words of wisdom, teaching life skills and mentoring students towards a healthy mind set and career goals. It is her intent as a lifelong learner and facilitator to continue motivating and inspiring young people in reaching their fullest potential.