Dr. Richard Alvarado graduated from Texas A&M University-Kingsville with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education followed by a Master of Science in Educational Administration. In 2001, Richard earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Administration from Texas A&M University-College Station. After graduating with his Bachelor’s, Richard immediately began a career in the educational field as a teacher at San Antonio ISD. He also served as a vice principal and principal at a San Antonio ISD elementary before serving as Assistant Superintendent in Curriculum and Instruction and Interim Superintendent for Southside ISD. Richard served as the Associate Director for Education Service Center Region 20, where he worked with charter schools and traditional schools. From 2013-2020, Richard served as the Executive Director at Education Service Center Region 2. In his retirement, Richard continues to deliver school board training across the state.

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Education

Texas A&M University-College Station, Ph.D., 2001

Texas A&I University-Kingsville, M.S., Educational Administration, 1983

Texas A&I University-Kingsville, B.S., Elementary Education, 1982

Certifications

International Coaching Federation-ACC, Executive Coach, 2008

Standard Superintendent, Texas A&M University-College Station, 2001

Professional Mid-Management (LIFE), Texas A&I University-Kingsville, 1983

Professional Elementary Education (LIFE), Texas A&I University-Kingsville, 1982