Sessions of 2025 Summer Conference: Robert DiPietro
Mr. DiPietro, Robert
Fire Science Instructor
CAVIT
Robert DiPietro (Bob) is a Fire Instructor with the Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) in Coolidge, Arizona. Bob has been a CTE Fire Instructor for over 15 years, starting with Pima County Joint Technical Education District (JTED). Bob retired as a Deputy Fire Chief from the New Britain, Connecticut Fire Department in 2007 and moved to Arizona with his wife to work with the Northwest Fire District as a Battalion Chief. While there he helped establish the Pima JTED Fire Science program. Bob earned a Bachelor's degree in Public Safety Administration from Charter Oak State College and a Master’s degree in Executive Fire Service Leadership from Grand Canyon University. He also earned the Executive Fire Officer certification from the National Fire Academy. Bob lives in Marana, with his wife of 47 years. They have two adult children and six grandchildren. Bob is an avid Boston Red Sox baseball fan and enjoys woodworking and cooking.
Sessions:
5333: Teaching Streamlined: Technology for Lesson Planning and Delivery
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Westin La Paloma
- Administration
- Interdisciplinary
This session will explore how to seamlessly integrate various tech tools to simplify lesson planning, enhance organization, and boost instructional delivery. Discover practical strategies for combining platforms and creating a streamlined workflow that saves time and reduces stress. Whether you're a tech novice or looking to sharpen your digital toolkit, you’ll leave with actionable ideas to make your teaching life easier and more effective.
5332: Building Our Future: Developing a High School Fire Science Program
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Westin La Paloma
- Public Service Careers
Learn how to ignite student interest and prepare future first responders by developing a high school Fire Science program. This session covers essential steps for building a strong curriculum, partnering with local fire departments, and integrating hands-on training. Whether starting fresh or enhancing an existing program, you’ll gain practical tools and insights to inspire the next generation of firefighting professionals. (ADE Sponsored)
