Mr. Jason L. Miller, Principal

Jason Miller is proud to have served as Principal of Prince Street Elementary since July 2016. Prince Street is rocking education with its "House System" across all grade levels and engaging all students and staff. Through chants and cheers, flexible seating, the Prince Core Four, an array of after-school programs run by volunteer staff members, and more, Prince Street celebrates and elevates its scholars following the model of the renowned Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta. Prince Street has been recognized as a National Let's Move Active School and a Maryland Center for Character Education School of the Year, a PBIS Gold School, and a Maryland EXCELS Level 5 School for its Prekindergarten program. During his career in Wicomico County, Mr. Miller has exercised outstanding leadership in a number of initiatives including the Ron Clark-Inspired University professional development opportunity for eight Title I schools, the Math 24 Game Tournament, Fuel Up to Play 60, the Code of Conduct Revision Committee, the Attendance Revision Committee and the Consistent Attire Program (CAP), and other initiatives focused on student achievement in the areas of mathematics and reading. He also served on the Maryland State Department of Education committee for the Principal Evaluation Model. Jason has presented at local, state and national conferences. Most recently he has presented at the National Association for Professional Development Schools and the Pathways to Professions Leadership Academy at Coppin State University. He serves on the executive board for the Lower Shore Childcare Resource Center and the Center for Inclusive Excellence at Coppin State University. He also organized a multicultural community event to bring Ravens NFL offensive tackle and author Michael Oher ("I Beat the Odds") to Prince Street School in 2012 for a motivational speech and book signing for students and community. Mr. Miller began his career in Wicomico Schools as a teacher in July 2003 at Pinehurst Elementary. He moved on to the role of a Mathematics Professional Development Coach working at Delmar and West Salisbury Elementary schools. He was Interim Assistant Principal at Delmar Elementary and then Assistant Principal at Delmar Elementary, Westside Intermediate and Prince Street Elementary. He served as principal of Westside Intermediate School from 2012-2016, and has been Principal of Prince Street Elementary since 2016. He has also served as an Adjunct Professor for Salisbury University. Jason Miller was born and raised in Salisbury and attended Wicomico County Public Schools, graduating from Parkside High. Upon being awarded the Wor-Wic Community College Board of Trustees Scholarship, Mr. Miller chose to attend Wor-Wic Community College for two years. While there, he served as the Student Government Association Vice President and President in 2000 and 2001 respectively. Through his leadership, the dolphin was chosen as the mascot for the college. Mr. Miller then transferred to Salisbury University and received a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education, graduating Summa Cum Laude. He later earned a Master of Education Degree in Public School Administration from SU.