Ronald G. Taylor, Ed. D.

Dr. Ronald G. Taylor holds a doctorate in education from George Washington University and has over 28 years of successful professional service to students and families in public schools. His career included 13 years as Chief School Administrator/Superintendent of Schools for Willingboro Public Schools and the School District of South Orange and Maplewood (both in New Jersey). Dr. Taylor has also served as an Adjunct Professor of Education at Rowan University. Dr. Taylor has years of experience in the classroom and the Principalship. Dr. Taylor’s tenure includes urban and suburban school districts. 

Throughout his career, Dr. Taylor has been recognized as a champion of educational equity, instructional excellence, and innovative problem-solving.  His most recent work centered on generational challenges, including the development and implementation of the groundbreaking Intentional Integration Initiative (III). The III addresses the historic demographic underrepresentation of populations from elementary schools to Advanced Placement courses. This approach/algorithm has been lauded by many and shared formally as a sustainable answer to racial and socio-economic instructional segregation.  Dr. Taylor was invited to present the III to the educational committee of the New Jersey State Legislature. Dr. Taylor is also well known for thoughtfully leading large complex school construction projects (totaling more than $200M).

Dr. Ronald G. Taylor (Morehouse College Graduate, ’95), has recently joined HYA as a Senior Associate. After his recent retirement, he now looks forward to working in support of our partner educational entities, leveraging his expertise ascertained from a lifetime committed to the education of the children of our nation. Dr. Taylor’s specialties include, but are not limited to, Board Governance, Instructional Leadership, Operational Effectiveness, Analytical Analysis (ex. Risk Ratio), and Community Engagement. Dr. Taylor is a member of AASA, NJASA, and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.