N E WS Pamela Haskins (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches fifth grade in Winston-Salem. Rachel Hicks (2009 B.S. in Elementary Education) is a kindergarten teacher at South Fork Elementary School in Winston-Salem. She was also the 2012-13 Teacher of the Year at South Fork Elementary. She will teach fourth grade this fall.
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Margo Ford Holman, a 2007 graduate of the birth through kindergarten education program, received her master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from Ashford University in December 2012. Currently, Mrs. Holman is a pre-school educator at Vandalia Elementary School in Greensboro. At her school, Mrs. Holman participates in the threeyear Mission Possible Leaders Grant, in which Mission Possible teacher leaders model, coach, and observe, while ultimately increasing student achievement.
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Brianna Hooks (2012 B.S. in physical education) teaches physical education at Kingswood School and Walkertown Middle School. Next school year, she will be teaching at Kernersville Middle and East Forsyth Middle in Kernersville. d uring th e sch o ol ’s
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Ruby Norman, a 2005 graduate of the birth through kindergarten education program, received her master of arts degree in education with a specialization in early childhood Ruby N o rm a n education in 2012 from Ashford University. Currently, Ms. Norman is director of the McElveen Child Development Center, Guilford Child Development, in Greensboro. The center has four pre-K classrooms, two Early Head Start classrooms, and two Head Start classrooms; it serves approximately 120 children. Natasha Nesbitt (2013 B.S. in Music Education) has received a scholarship from Norfolk State University’s School of Music, where she will pursue her master of music degree, with a concentration in vocal performance. Hakim Nelson-Wilder (2013 B.S. in Music Education) has received a graduate assistantship from Tennessee State University, where he will pursue the Master of Science in Music Education degree beginning fall 2013. The assistantship covers full out-of-state tuition and is valued at over $15,000. H a kim N e lso n -Wild e r Amy Phaup (2011 B.S. in Elementary Education) is a third grade teacher at Bolton Elementary School in Winston-Salem.
Rhonda Howell (2011 B.S. in Elementary Education) is a teacher at Walkertown Elementary School in Winston-Salem. She was nominated by her principal for the Winston-Salem/ Forsyth County Schools Promise Award for outstanding teaching, spring 2013.
Kwan Rothwell (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches third grade in Indiana.
Janee Johnson (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches second grade in Virginia. Krystal Mackey (2011 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches first grade at Hampton Elementary School in Greensboro.
Latessa Sharpe (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) is a second grade teacher at North Hills Elementary; she was also named “Rookie Teacher of the Year” and was nominated by her principal for the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Promise Award for outstanding teaching in spring 2013.
Setoria Moore (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches at Eno Valley Elementary School in Durham.
Travis Strong (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches in Shelby.
Michah Moxley (2011 B.S. in Physical Education) is a physical education teacher at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy in Winston-Salem.
Chaka Wilkes (2012 Master of Arts in Teaching in Special Education-General Curriculum) was nominated by her principal to receive the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Promise Award for outstanding teaching in spring 2013.
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Renea Scott (2012 B.S. in Elementary Education) teaches at Ibraham Elementary School in Winston-Salem.
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