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Crystal Arlene Kuykendall, the author, holds a doctorate in educational administration as
well as a law degree. She is a member of several professional organizations, including hte D.C.
Bar Association. A former school teacher, guidance, university instructor, and presidential
advisor, she has also held many administrative positions in national organizations which have
facilitated school improvement. Dr. Kuykendall has received recognition for the staff
development and training she has provided to school superintendents, school board members,
principals, teachers, parents, and students in over 40 states, parts of Europe, Australia and Africa.
Author of many articles and one book, Dr. Kuykendall has two daughters and one son, and
resides in Washington, D.C. She is president and general counsel of her own firm, K.I.R.K. Inc.
(Kreative and Innovative Resources for Kids).