Books by Jr Womack

Creating Successful Urban Schools will provide the readers with specific unique strategies to increase the current levels of performance in public schools. The strategies are effective and incorporate the case study of Hartford Middle School. A 98%%%%%%%% poverty - 90%%%%%%%% minority school that moved from Academic Emergency to the Effective rating over a three year period. the case study along with the month by month guide with helpful hints will support novice to veteran administrators become servant leaders and successful educators.

Francis McIntosh Womack, Jr. was born in Jacksonville, Florida, on July 9, 1929. He has expressed concern that his birth might possibly have precipitated the Wall Street stock market crash of that same year. After graduating from high school, Francis graduated with a B.A. from Erskine College and went on to graduate from the Columbia Theological Seminary with a Master of Theology degree. He ultimately earned the degree of Doctor of Ministry from the McCormick Theological Seminary. Prior to his "retirement" in 1995, Dr. Womack served at numerous churches located all over the southeastern United States. Since his retirement, he has served as an interim Pastor at numerous other churches. Now, in the summer of 2018, Francis serves as Pastor at a small church in Clinton, South Carolina. His hobbies include amateur radio, radio-controlled model airplanes, sailing and, obviously, writing. Dr. Womack lives in South Carolina and Georgia.

What is commitment? Is it something youre born with, or is it something you develop? What does commitment look like, and is it easily recognizable? How can some have it and others not, and is commitment necessary for success? For author and coach Aaron Womack Jr., answering these questions would require deep reflection on his life and on what commitment means to others. Birthing a Dream shares Aarons discoveries after he examines his experiences to learn what it took for him to be committed to achieve his goals and dreams. What he discovered was that, like childbirth, our dreams and aspirations take time to develop and grow before they are ready to come into the world. And as a school principal, basketball coach, and pastor, Aaron looks at examples in the classroom, on the court, and in church to show us the many different ways we can be committed to our dreams. Being successful, achieving your goals, and making your dreams come true takes commitment, but its not the only thingand commitment is about so much more. By putting commitment into perspective, Birthing a Dream can help it come alive to you as you recognize what it takes to bring your dreams into reality.