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Deborah Flinchum for the Rappahannock News » NEW ENGLISH TEACHER Eleanor Katz.
Katz is new seventh
grade teacher
By DEBORAH FLINCHUM
. Rappahannock New* Special Writer
The seventh grade English teaching position was left open when teacher Aney Massie was granted sabbatical leave in order to go to James Madison University to work on her credentials in library science, according to Rappahannock County Elementary school principal Mrs. Maggie Piper.
Mrs. Eleanor Katz filled this position in January. “I received my bachelor and masters in elementary education from Old Dominion University in Norfolk. I also have a minor in library science,"stated Mrs. Katz.
“I taught seventh grade English in Suffolk for five years. The school I taught in before was not departmentalized like this one. We don’t have bells as frequently here so sometimes I don’t quite know what time it is. But I’m getting accustomed to that now.
“My philosophy of teaching is you get what you expect from a child. If you accept mediocrity then mediocrity is what you’ll get. If you demand excellence, excellence is what you’ll get,” Mrs. Katz continued.
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