Kowiyat Salako, M.Ed. Dean of Operations
- Master of Education Administration: Towson University
- Bachelor of Science: Morgan State University
Philosophy on Education: “Education paves the way for dreams to become a reality. However, knowledge without the power of wisdom, dedication & LOVE, leaves dreams deferred.”
Dean Salako is a native of Baltimore, MD, and a proud HBCU graduate of the illustrious Morgan State University. She also had the honor of attending the phenomenal Paul Laurence Dunbar Senior High School.
As a leader and motivator, she believes that everyone should acknowledge and unleash their superpowers. Dean Salako’s unique superpower is that she is a natural healer who supports others in manifesting their destiny. While in the Navy, she created a career center assisting her fellow shipmates to qualify for advanced medical training, at colleges and universities. She earned the Student of the Year Award for the American Association for Health Education and the Scholastic Achievement Award – Highest Grade Point Average for a Health Major for her graduating class.
Dean Salako has established four private schools thus creating long-standing community partnerships, advancing her teachers academically while supporting their entrepreneurship careers. She is known best for providing a nurturing learning environment allowing students and teachers to tap into their multiple intelligences and achieving what they thought would be impossible.
Ramses J. Daye Sr., M. Div. Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions
- Masters of Divinity, Liberty University
- Bachelors of Science STEM Eduction; The College of New Jersey
Philosophy on Education: “Every student can realize academic success with a supportive environment that motivates and equips students by acknowledging the student’s unique gifts and talents. Education is not an individual activity, but rather a community experience.”
Ramses J. Daye Sr. was born, raised, and educated in New Jersey. Raised by a single mother who imparted care, discipline, and passion for learning. He graduated from The College of New Jersey with a degree in STEM Education and began teaching and educating students of all ages from various backgrounds and gifts. Having the opportunity to work with students with special needs, juvenile rehabilitation centers, and public and private high schools has been a valuable portion of his professional experience.
Ramses J. Daye Sr has continued his education by obtaining a Master of Divinity in Educational Leadership from Liberty University and is currently enrolled in a doctoral program with a concentration in Biblical Studies. Dean Daye has spent his life training, educating, and inspiring students to reach beyond their limits, by taking small steps each day.
Brian Scott Dean of Campus Affairs, Athletic Director, and Assistant Prep Head Coach
- Bachelor of Science from Barton College
Philosophy on education: “Education should be student-centered allowing them to have a voice on how they should be taught thus designing a program specific to their needs, wants, and abilities.”
Brian Scott is a proud alum of Baltimore Poly Polytechnic Institute and serves as the Dean of Campus Affairs, Athletic Director, and Associate Head Coach for the Mt. Zion Prep Post Graduate Program. He has served as a College Recruiting Coordinator, responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with college coaches nationwide.
Rodrick Harrison B.S Dean of International Affairs & Prep Head Coach
- Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland Baltimore County
Philosophy on education: “It’s not just about how well you play the game. It’s also about how you treat people off the court. No one wants to coach an un-coachable player.” – Coach Rod
Coach Rod began his athletic career as a high school student while attending Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Baltimore Md. During this time, he played on teams that won 3 State Championships and finished his senior year with his team being ranked No. 7 in the country by USA Today. Later, he was the starting guard for the University of Maryland Baltimore County from 1996 to 1999. During the 1998-1999 season, Harrison was named MVP of the team. Harrison was a member of the 1998-1999 team that achieved the most consecutive wins in the North East Conference.
From 2009-2012, he was an assistant coach at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School where he helped lead the team to 3 State Championships.
In 2011, he founded Mt. Zion Prep School, a post-secondary school aimed at assisting young athletes to qualify for Division 1 schools by assisting to improve academic grades, qualifying SAT/ACT scores, and enhancing athletic skills.
In his experience as a coach, Harrison has forged many great relationships with collegiate basketball programs around the country. Coach Rod has successfully assisted hundreds of young men earn scholarships to universities throughout the nation.
