Amanda Voelker Principal Email: amanda_voelker @ccpsnet.net Voicemail: 804-674-1355 Extension 5112 Biography : Dr. Voelker earned her undergraduate degree in English and Elementary Education at Hunter College in New York City. She earned her Master s Degree in Educational Leadership at the University of Virginia, and her Doctoral Degree Educational Leadership and Policy at Virginia Tech. Michael-Jon Rodney Associate Principal michael-jon_rodney @ccpsnetnet Extension 5137 Biography: Mr. Rodney earned his undergraduate degree in Secondary Social Studies Education at Slippery Rock…

Was there a defining moment when you knew you were destined to become a creative professional? In high school, the only subject I was passionate about was drawing. When I found about media arts as a career—when I learned you could get a degree in animation—I didn’t think twice. How do you weave your professional background into the classroom experience? I share my experiences as a way of opening students’ eyes to the challenges and opportunities that await them. In my career, I’ve learned a lot through trial and error

119 Central Street Franklin, NH 03235 Phone: (603) 934-3108 FAX: (603) 934-3462 SAU 18 consists of the Franklin School District. The Franklin School District consists of three schools, the Paul Smith Elementary School serving grades kindergarten through Grade 3, the Franklin Middle School, serving grades 4 through 8, and Franklin High School serving grades 9 through 12. The District s pre-school program is housed at Paul Smith Elementary School also. The SAU 18 Office is located at 119 Central Street in Franklin (click here for a Google Map) - phone: 603-934-3108 fax: 603-934-3462…

Thank you for your interest in employment with the Richmond Public Schools. To complete an application, please read the information below and follow the steps indicated: Step 1: Application To be considered as an applicant, please read below: Application must be completed online. For certified and administrative applications , email addresses of three professional references must be included on the applicant reference form when completing the application. Professional references should include principals and/or superintendents from contracted educational work experiences within…

Senior year is a time to celebrate your time at Annandale High School. Whether you re the proud parent or the accomplished senior, Jostens has all you need to commemorate high school achievements and memories. We partner with your school to help you announce your graduation to your neighbors, coaches, family and friends with classic graduation announcements or stand-out photo cards. In addition to helping you celebrate, Jostens offers a variety of small keepsakes to help you mark your big milestone! Create a personalized tribute to your success with a custom high school class…

For information about the joint program in medicine, contact: Reneldo Randall Director of Advising College of Sciences Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA, (757)683-6790 The Joint Program in Medicine is designed to encourage highly qualified students to receive a B.S. from Old Dominion University and a M.D. from Eastern Virginia Medical School. A student accepted into the ODU/EVMS Joint Program in Medicine will be guaranteed a position at Eastern Virginia Medical School upon graduation from Old Dominion University and completion of prerequisite courses for medical school

K-12 Honors Exhibit March 1-31, Marie W. Heider Center. Public Reception, Thursday, March 16, 6:00-7:30 Mrs. Jeranek s Class Each 6th grade class took part in a classroom Greek Olympics. Students participated in various non-athletic events that challenged their minds and cooperation skills. The city-state of Sparta captured the most medals, but all students found success in our Olympic Games! 6th Grade Teachers Ben Tashner and Kari Schultz took down the temporary wall between their classrooms during the integrated Greek unit

Senior year is a time to celebrate your time at James Madison High School. Whether you re the proud parent or the accomplished senior, Jostens has all you need to commemorate high school achievements and memories. We partner with your school to help you announce your graduation to your neighbors, coaches, family and friends with classic graduation announcements or stand-out photo cards. In addition to helping you celebrate, Jostens offers a variety of small keepsakes to help you mark your big milestone! Create a personalized tribute to your success with a custom high school…

Federal civil rights investigations are looking into whether the school systems in Chesterfield County, Henrico County and Richmond discriminate against African-American students. The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights opened an investigation into Chesterfield schools several months ago. Henrico is the subject of two ongoing investigations, while a review of Richmond schools launched in April. It’s unclear when the probes might conclude. At least one of the inquiries — the one in Chesterfield — followed U

You can’t be considered one of the top high school football teams in the country if you don’t play a tough schedule and based on early information, these are the five toughest schedules in the country: IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) has little rest The Ascenders don’t play for a state title and don’t play in a region, so that allows them to pursue a crazy difficult schedule. IMG opens up Aug. 26 at Arizona 6A champion Chandler, and plays two other state champions on the road in two-time Utah 4A champion East (Salt Lake City) and Hoover, the Alabama 7A champ

Top West Virginia Nursing Schools, Colleges & Degree Programs Although there is a nursing shortage in West Virginia, it is not as acute as in other parts of the country. However, this could change rapidly if no immediate action is taken, because the state does face the same changing demographics as in any other part of the nation. Mainly, the issues are the growing and aging population across the board. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the demand for nurses will grow by 19% by 2020

Two years ago, Robinson Coach Mike Mulligan faced a tough decision. His squad, which had been combined with Stuart, had enough players from Robinson that it could shed its combined label and become a pure team eligible for the Northern Virginia Scholastic Hockey League playoffs. But in order to do that, Mulligan would have been forced to cut a senior from Stuart who had been on the team for three years. Mulligan wasn’t prepared to do that. The CSHL’s inaugural season will be capped Friday when the winner of Wednesday’s W

Tobacco Commission awards grant to support Floyd County ACCE program at NRCC A new tuition assistance program for Floyd County students to attend New River Community College will begin with the class of 2017 thanks to a $78, 500 Virginia Tobacco Commission grant received by the college. Floyd County High School students and their parents heard last week about the new program at NRCC. With grant funding from the Virginia Tobacco Commission, graduating seniors will receive tuition assistance to attend New River through NRCC s Access to Community College Education (ACCE) program