Hilton Superintendent David Dimbleby (center) received the Outstanding Service Award from The College at Brockport Alumni Association. He is pictured with John Halstead, president of The College at Brockport and Elaine Leshnower, Recognition Committee chair. Photo courtesy of The College at Brockport. Hilton Central School District Superintendent David Dimbleby was presented with a 2012 Alumni Award by The College at Brockport Alumni Association on September 15. Honored for his outstanding service to the community and outstanding professional achievement, Dimbleby received his bachelor’s degree from The College at Brockport, his master’s degree in special education from Nazareth College, and then returned to The College at Brockport for his certification in educational administration.
Dimbleby has served as a high school principal, primary school principal, an interim director of pupil personnel services, an administrative intern and a middle school and high school special education teacher. He also has served as the assistant principal, a special education teacher, and a long term substitute in three other districts. While at Hilton, he co-authored Hilton’s Cognitive Strategy Instruction in Special Education, and initiated The College at Brockport CIMP Teacher Internship Program.
Dimbleby has also received the Genesee Valley ASCD Supervision Award, the SED Best Practices Award for School Pre-Referral Process and Hilton Central School District’s Teacher of the Year Award. The Alumni Association presented him with the Outstanding Service Award to recogize that Dimbleby has used his Brockport education not only for his own career development and advancement, but for the betterment of education for all children.
