From Elaine T. Baker, Director of Information Services:
Distinguished Climbers for February
Congratulations to February's "Distinguished Climbers" in the area of "Delivery of Quality Work." The following educators were recognized Feb. 27 at a reception and at the business meeting of the Rock Hill School Board:
Suzanne Young, Applied Technology Center
Krystal James, Belleview
Stacy English, Castle Heights
Kathy Christensen, The Children's School at Sylvia Circle
Susan Nabors, Dutchman Creek
Kathy Herlong, Ebenezer Avenue
Jessica Wardlaw, Ebinport
Mandy Riley, Finley Road
Jessica Rollins, Independence
Dr. Tonya Belton, Instruction
Iris Wilson, Lesslie
Kasey Norton, Mount Gallant
Suzanne Williams, Mount Holly
Kristy Knight, Northside
Crystal Walters, Northwestern
Laura Belcher, Oakdale
Karen Powell, Old Pointe
Chris Smith, Planning and Program Support
Brenna George, Rawlinson Road
Heather Giles, Rock Hill High
Emily Gonzales, Rosewood
Saundra Patterson, Saluda Trail
Blair Enoch, South Pointe
Julie Cote, Sullivan
Lori-Ann Phelan, Sunset Park
Derek McQuiston, York Road
Resource Center Physician Invited to Mom's Congress
Congratulations to Dr. Martha Edwards on her selection by Parenting magazine to represent South Carolina at the Mom's Congress on Education and Learning at Georgetown University In Washington, D.C., this summer. Dr. Edwards has volunteered at the free medical clinic at the Family Resource Center for the past nine years. She and an outstanding mom from each state will meet with the country's most prominent education and advocacy leaders to discuss the importance of family engagement in achieving education goals across the country. Dr. Edwards will also be presenting at the March 30 #1 Question Meeting in Rock Hill.
Principal Receives Doctorate
Congratulations to Jean Dickson, principal of Rawlinson Road Middle School. who is now Dr. Dickson after completing her work in educational leadership at Gardner-Webb University.
Review of Board Policies
As members of the school board review current policies for possible revision or consider new policies, they are interested in getting feedback from district employees and local citizens. Following the first of two readings, new or revised policies will be placed on the district's website for input. Two policies, one on Social Media Communications and one on Taxing and Borrowing, are now available for review.
"School Talk" on District Portal
Supt. Lynn Moody's monthly TV show, "School Talk," is now on Cable 114. The current 30-minute show, taped by students in Martha Menchinger's visual communications class at the Applied Technology Center, is about literacy and how parents can help their children improve their reading skills.
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