Hello My Name Is...
Christopher Lipska
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Information Technology Academy
Certification
Work History:
Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School 4405 Brewbaker Dr, Montgomery, AL 36116 7/2018 - Present
Technology Coordinator & IT Teacher Career Technology
- IT Fundamentals
- Networking I
- Networking II
- Networking III
Teacher & Technology Coordinator - 8/2012 - 5/2018
LAMP High School
6th Grade Teacher â–ª 08/2011-05/2012
Goodwyn Middle School â–ª 219 Perry Hill Road Montgomery, AL 36109
4th Grade Teacher â–ª 08/2010 – 05/2011 **Self Contained**
Jim Wilson Elementary â–ª 8900 New Park Dr. Montgomery, AL 36117
5th Grade Teacher â–ª 08/2009 – 05/2010
Halcyon Elementary â–ª 1501 Parkview Drive South Montgomery, AL 36117
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Science
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Math
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Social Studies
Educational Background
| 2018 |
University of West Alabama |
Instructional Leadership RHO certification |
| 2008 |
Auburn University Montgomery |
Alternative Masters in Education |
| 2004 |
Troy University |
Bachelors of Science: Business Resource Management
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Industry Certification
| Networking Fundamentals |
MTA 98-366 |
| Windows Operating System Fundamentals |
MTA 98-349 |
| Security Fundamentals |
MTA 98-367 |
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Teacher Work Order
This Google Form can only be viewed with MPS email credentials.
WorkOrder/Ticket Reasons and Expectations
Students,
Just a reminder about submitting WorkOrder/Ticket:
1) you should try to always work with another IT student when performing technical help in a classroom or the IT Lab.
2) Make sure you take some jot notes to illustrate the fact that you a.) assessed the situation, b.) brainstormed ideas to mitigate the issue, and c.) document the mitigation. You will need a writing utensil (pen or pencil or marker,) a piece of paper (scratch or 8.5X11,) and your cellphone to take a pic of your jot notes.
3) Submit a work order that is in Google Classroom. As always, feel free to speak with me concerning anything dealing with your assignments and work orders.
Remember that these WorkOrder/Ticket are documentation of your REAL WORLD experiences you have had throughout your high school career, they carry weight in the real world and will be invaluable when you interview for jobs in the distant future. That being said, even if you have all the major grades you need for the grading period you are expected to help with computer issues. Think of it as a medical professionals walking by a person choking or bleeding. They will stop to help. We will do the same.
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