Terrone Hill

Background

About Terrone Hill

A transformative leader in Higher Education and K-12 Systems, TJ Hill has served underserved urban youth for over a decade. A restorative justice practitioner, Hill is committed to finding restorative and prescriptive solutions to support the future youth of today. Hill has served with Baltimore City Public Schools in numerous capacities. His most recent role was Dean of Students which he was responsible for school-wide culture and climate, Family and Community Engagement (F.A.C.E.), intensive attendance reclamation initiatives, and building and fostering positive relationships with community stakeholders. In March 2024, Hill was selected and appointed as the first Program Manager for Project Elevate at Howard Community College-the first second chance program for justice-involved youth to earn their high school diploma and be dually enrolled scholars on campus. TJ Hill has been at the forefront as a transformative leader advocating for the success of urban scholars and Black males. His recent literature review: Why Black Males Don't Graduate was hailed by the faculty and staff of Notre Dame of Maryland University. His motto is:"Your Success Is My Business."