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academia brought him to Rappahannock. His modest wish for himself and his students: “I want us to make each other's lives better instead of worse.”
Allen Comer, eighth grade Mathematics teacher, holds a B.S.E.E. from University of Virginia and a M.S.E.E. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. With a background in electrical engineering Mr. Comer has been a technical writer then wrote software. He was last involved with the development of a sport specific training program for athletes; he’s hoping to develop a conditioning program for the athletes at RCHS. Expressing his respect for the learning process, he said, “I hope they learn as much from me as I expect to learn from them.”
Natalie Hathaway is the long-term substitute for Mrs. Stanley’s eighth grade English classes until January. She’s a graduate of Rappahannock County High School and holds a B.A. from the University of Virginia. She offered what she considered two silly wishes: one is that “the students will stay in their seats when I ask them to,” and the other is that Diet Mountain Dew be carried in the soda machine in the faculty lounge.
Darlene Gallo, ninth grade English, holds a bachelor of science degree in Communications from California University of Pennsylvania. Her wish: “Peace.”
Charles Wright has been teaching for 17 years, mostly in Pennsylvania but some in North Carolina. He is looking forward to living in Virginia and teaching tenth grade English. He has a BA. from Edinboro University and M.A. in English from Slippery Rock University.
Judy O’Harrow has been teaching French for 29 years in Milwaukee. She plans to retire in Virginia, but not for a long time. She said,"The children and teachers I’ve met so far have been wonderful.” Mrs.O’Harrow holds a B.A. from Oral Roberts University.
Pamela Stewart, Spanish and Anthropology, taught in Arlington last year. She earned her B.A. from Bryn Mawr College and an M.A. from the University of Miami. “I’m wishing for an exciting year for my students — speaking Spanish and learning about the many different cultures from around the world.”
Tony Lambiasi will teach
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