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Two Dimensions Preparatory Academy
- Shopping Center 12121 Veterans Memorial Dr Ste 9
- Houston, Texas
- 77067-5201
- Phone: 281.893.9349
- Website
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Ms. Susie Davis is the President of Two Dimensions’ School Board since 2000. Ms. Davis was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Ms. Davis graduated from University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration. She worked six years for Caltrans Department of Transportation in Los Angeles, California as an administrative clerk and then moved to the Department of Health Services in Los Angeles for over 15 years. She relocated to Houston, Texas where Ms. Davis began a career with the State of Texas Department of Human Services where she served for 29 years and retired in 2008. Since retirement she divides her time between Two Dimensions, Houston Food Pantry, her church, and her grandchildren.
I understand that in accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 that I will need to provide TDPAC with appropriate documentation certifying my identity and eligibility to work within the United States. I understand that I will need to provide this documentation in order to be employed.
Welcome to Two Dimensions Preparatory Academy Charter School Department of Human Resources. It is our mission to provide leadership in promoting effective human resource practices within TDPACS through premier customer service, recruiting and retention of quality employees.
Ms. Harris has 17 years of experience in the educational field. She believes students have a deep desire to learn, and should be challenged academically. Often times they do not realize they are being challenged, until someone tells them differently. Like a sponge, students soak up knowledge presented to them and are inquisitive about the details; such as what, when, where, why, and how.