Malcolm
Dixon

Expertise

K-12 Education
School Turnaround
Change Initiatives
Professional Development
Adult Learning Theory

Malcolm Dixon is an Improvement Coach at Ed Direction, Cicero Group’s K-12 Public Education practice. In addition, he serves as a Program Director at Triad Restorative Justice in Winston Salem, NC where he teaches the RESTART (Restorative Aggressive Replacement Training) program to youth involved in the Juvenile Justice System. Malcolm specializes in developing strategies and interventions for youth to increase pro–social skills and activities, decreasing anti-social behaviors, and resolving conflicts through restorative justice practices. He also demonstrates and coaches anger management techniques and strategies. Malcolm has over 20 years of experience working with school administrators, staff, students and their families and other personnel while mainly focusing on the students. 

Prior to joining Ed Direction, Malcolm worked 10 years in the Winston-Salem / Forsyth County school district as a Bilingual Parental Involvement Coordinator. He organized, coordinated and conducted workshops and other activities designed to increase parental involvement and served as the liaison between school and home to keep parents informed on behavior and academic success while keeping teachers informed of any family issues that would prevent it.  

Malcolm graduated from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University with a BS in Management. Upon graduation, he served in the US Peace Corps as a volunteer small business consultant in Honduras. After finishing his service, he returned to Honduras and pursued a career as a Professional Basketball Player where he was able to land contracts in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.