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Meet our SCFLTA team

6/5/2019

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Executive Director- Jason Bagley

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When asked to introduce myself for the SCFLTA blog, I suddenly developed writer’s block. I am not one to “toot my own horn”, and prefer to stay in the background.

My name is Dr. Jason Bagley, and I currently have the privilege of serving as the Executive Director for SCFLTA. I am also a high school French teacher, and work part time as a STAMP rater and International Baccalaureate (IB) examiner. On a personal level, I enjoy traveling, reading, sporting events, and the outdoors!

If I had to discuss my type of leadership, I would certainly say that I am a servant leader. I enjoy doing for others, and have a passion for helping teachers become the best that they can be at their craft! I consider it my responsibility to go get information and bring it back to and share with my team.

I enjoy staying current with things that are happening in our field, especially with technology and leadership. Currently teacher leadership is a big focus, and I believe that you do not have to have a title or be in an office to be a leader. Some leaders serve what may seem like small roles in their schools or departments while others may be at every conference sharing their expertise with colleagues. There is a place for everyone, and each and every teacher has a unique set of gifts and skill sets that makes them unique and valuable! I encourage everyone to self-reflect on what their strengths and talents are. Some may have the gift of making connections with everyone they meet, others may have great organizational skills, while others may be dreamers and have great ideas. When you put those talents together, great things can happen!

If I can be of service to you, your department, school, or district, please don’t hesitate to contact me!

On that note, please be aware of the following changes to contact information!
Effective immediately, my email address is changing. Any SCFLTA related questions or contact with me will go to [email protected]

Effective July 1st, 2019, my (and any SCFLTA mail or business) should go to:
Dr. Jason Bagley
SCFLTA Executive Director
25 Paddington Avenue
Greenville, SC 29069

Thank you for all that you do for World Language Education and for the young people of South Carolina! 

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5 Comments
Jessica Finkbeiner
6/5/2019 02:37:06 pm

Love your view on teacher roles in leadership!! :) You're a great model of a leader and I'll miss you as department head!

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Melissa Drummond
6/5/2019 03:21:50 pm

Thanks, Jason, for accepting this role of leadership. Look forward to working together with you more in our field.

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Jill Hnat
6/8/2019 09:59:26 pm

You have always been the consummate professional and great friend and colleague.

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12/6/2019 05:13:23 am

Most of the time, members of a certain team wants to remain anonymous for some reason. That's why I want to thank everyone who chose to be known as SCFLTA members. I want to thank all of you because you are helping me in so many ways since I have been following the blogsite fro quite some time now. Hopefully, I will be given the chance to meet these members so I will be able to thank them personally for what they did to me.

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2/18/2025 02:33:53 am

How does the speaker feel about introducing themselves for the SCFLTA blog?

Greeting <a href="https://bolif.telkomuniversity.ac.id/perkuliahan-pjj-if/">PJJ Informatika</a>

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