Adopt A+ Grants program - Virginia Beach City Public Schools

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• Schoolwide Projects •
BRANDON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Fostering Kindness and Empathy through Literature
Director: Debbie Hubbard-Jones
Team: Charlotte Baedke, Barb Butler and Meghann Scott
Amount: $4,522
Underwriter: GEICO
This program will balance literacy goals with character development
strategies in order to reduce incidences of bullying. Selected literature
will be used to discuss differences of others and injustices to help foster
empathy and kindness.
CREEDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Growing through STEM
Director: Barbara Messina
Amount: $3,100
Underwriter: The Breeden Company
STEM Design Challenge activities will be incorporated into instruction for first, second and third graders. The students will be grouped
into teams according to their interest, ability and learning styles.
KELLAM HIGH SCHOOL
Becoming an American
Director: Angela Parsons and Bruce Rowan
Amount: $5,000
Underwriter: Lifetouch
Students will research an area of interest from American history/
literature, then develop a media presentation to teach those concepts
to fifth, sixth and seventh grade students. Local sites can be included
and local experts consulted and interviewed.
STRAWBRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
It’s Getting Hot in Here: From Climate Change to
Climate of Change
Director: Katie Catania
Team: Tracey Woodberry, Debra Liddon and Roger Mackintire
Amount: $4,965.74
Underwriter: Waller Todd & Sadler and The Breeden Company
This innovative project will foster science literacy, environmental
stewardship and collaboration. Students will investigate the causes
and impacts of climate change on local and global communities
and assume the roles of various stakeholder, including organic farmer
and oyster gardener.
TALLWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Tallwood Science Lab: Taking Science from Drab to Fab
Director: Lakeisha O’Neal
Team: Geri Pattie, Crystal Wilderson, Susann Daugherty,
Kathleen Mendoza, Amanda Jarrett, Amanda Everton
and Leanna Hedges
Amount: $5,000
Underwriter: CH2M Hill and Beach Windows & Siding
Science learning labs will be provided to students inside and outside
the school. Parents and school partners will assist students in the
hands-on experiments with the hope of inspiring a love of science.
• Sustainability Impact Projects •
FIRST COLONIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Reuse 2 Reduce
Directors: Matt Hotaling and Diane Polk
Team: Green Team members and Leadership Skills
Class members
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Lifetouch
The goal of this project is to encourage students to think globally
and act locally. Leadership Class members and Green Team Club
members will educate fellow students and provide key resources,
i.e. refill station and refillable water bottles to students to reuse
their resources and reduce the amount of waste produced.
KEMPS LANDING/OLD DONATION SCHOOL
Positive Impacts
Director: Melissa Follin
Team: Heather Shuler, Chelsea Kimbro, Courtney Bennis
and Rebecca Fritzinger
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: GEICO and The Youth Foundation of Virginia Beach
Students will be “agents of change” when they analyze oyster
restoration data to design and build oyster castles in a local waterway
and a new float to house cordgrass to improve our watershed.
PRINCESS ANNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Wreathcycling
Director: Leslie Allman
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Waller Todd & Sadler Architects
Students will plan and construct holiday wreaths made of second-use
materials. They will research the materials to determine if they will
be a threat to the environment and if the materials can be replaced
by more sustainable, environmentally safe materials.
SEATACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
From Land To Sea: One Step At A Time
Director: Maria Culver
Team: Robert Reynolds, Melissa McQuarrie, Gina Coss,
Deane Donahue, Maggie Smith, and Melanie Dixon
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Kiwanis Club of Norfolk Foundation
This recycling-sustainability project will include beach clean-ups,
waste audits, a rain garden, trash sculptures and upcyling garden
art. These will promote ecological literacy, watershed interdependence
and global awareness.
• Innovative Learning Projects •
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Point & Click
Director: Linda Lavender
Team Member: James Spruill
Amount: $1,799
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union
The response system software will engage students and offer
immediate feedback on assessments plus the freedom of movement
as it doesn’t require a presentation station and integrates with
desktop systems, tablets or using response clickers.
ARROWHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Ipad Magic For Kindergarten
Directors: Deborah Dunn and Jennifer L. Evans
Team: Silvia Babcock and Karen Bennett
Amount: $1,883.95
Underwriter: The Youth Foundation of Virginia Beach
Kindergarteners will use iPads to work on sight words, phonics,
reading comprehension and reading fluency through interactive apps
that are differentiated to meet their needs.
ARROWHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Pairperfect Pets Promote Pawsitive Virginia Choice Reading
Director: Kathryn O’Brien and Ann Green
Amount: $336.61
Underwriter: Quality Stone Concepts
Imagine taking the embarrassment out of reading aloud. Young
readers will pick one of 10 stuffed animals to read to in an effort
to help them feel confident and more at ease when reading.
BAYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Garden Buddies
Director: Mary Anne Decker
Team: Mi Corbin, Rebecca Pederson and Carolyn Sevem
Amount: $300
Underwriter: RRMM Architects
Students will design, cultivate and maintain a variety of gardens
using sustainable garden methods within the school courtyard.
Their efforts will enable classrooms to complete plant life-cycle
experiments, as well as study the effects of weather and change
in weather, create and observe habitats in the earth’s ecosystems.
BAYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CIS Club of Investigative Science
Director: Mary Anne Decker
Amount: $600.00
Underwriter: The Tom Wilson Memorial Fund
Students teams in grades three through five will use their research
skills to create an investigative science project and exhibit to share
with the entire school during a day of science.
BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
Overnight Student Leadership Workshop
Directors: Ashley Williamson and Lisa Corpew
Team: Darryl Barraclough, Jon Duggan, Nicole Ingalls,
Tatiana Kasyanik, Kathleen Kussart, and Michele Parker
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: DeFord Ltd
Description: Students will learn lifelong skills such as working in
groups, planning and implementing events as well as serving as
role models. The purpose is to engage them to be further involved
in their families, schools and communities.
BAYSIDE SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS, BAYSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL
AND WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
C Straight
Director: Rob Lanz and Jeneshia Ferebee
Team: Dawn Kramer
Amount: $7,500
Underwriter: Community Leadership Partners of the
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and three
“Cs” (College, Careers and Community) will be infused in activities
for more than 120 students in grades five through eight. High school
and college students will serve as mentors throughout the year.
BRANDON MIDDLE SCHOOL
A Shorter Walk To Water
Directors: Charlotte Baedke and Debbie Hubbard-Jones
Team: Anne Fox, Teresa Ripoll, Millie Robles and Meghann Scott
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: The Tom Wilson Memorial Fund
All seventh-grade students will read A Long Walk to Water by Linda
Sue Park. Before and during reading, they will participate in a variety
of interdisciplinary activities in which they will learn background
information about the setting, characters and conflicts in the novel.
After reading the novel, students will collaborate to implement a
fundraising campaign to build a well with the organization Water
for South Sudan.
COOKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ESL Elementary Summer Scholars
Directors: Marie Aronson and Mary Moore
Amount: $500.00
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Education Association
First graders will improve their listening skills, reading comprehension, sight word skills and English language skills as they are given
the opportunity to read and listen to fluent reading multiple times
throughout the day and at home.
COOKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Lego Literacy: Story Starter
Directors: Amy Rille and Paula Ott
Amount: $1,677.8
Underwriter: PACE Collaborative and The Youth Foundation
of Virginia Beach
This innovative way of achieving traditional language arts goals
replaces paper and pencil with materials that involve student-led,
hands-on instruction. Students will create stories and presentations
that are visually engaging.
Cooke Elementary School
Kindergarten goes Buggy!
Director: Cheryl Camerino
Team: Sheryl Cholish and Karen Alther
Amount: $515.77
Underwriter: Patsy & Jim Slaughter
Kindergarteners will experience life processes of butterflies, frogs,
plants, praying mantises and ladybugs in real time. They will
provide food, water, air and care as well as observe them in different
life-cycle stages.
Corporate Landing Elementary School
Reciprocal Reading And Writing Across Genres
Director: Amy Furlich
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Education Association and
Willcox & Savage
Students in grades two through five will use digital periodicals and
fiction and nonfiction texts to examine a variety of writing forms.
They will then become authors and share their work with the school
through video, print and school-community functions.
Corporate Landing Middle School
History Happens
Directors: Dawn Garvey and Leann Pauley
Team: Joann Baxter and Mike Herold
Amount: $1,705
Underwriter: Kiwanis Club of Norfolk Foundation
Students will create replicas of historical artifacts to develop a better
understanding of concepts and reinforce the importance of the diverse
cultures, improvements in technology and the movement of people
in U.S. history.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
Mentoring with Literature (Students Teach Children About Heroes
With A Little Free Library)
Director: Adrian Hayes and Karen Luecke
Amount: $1000
Underwriter: Jake’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que
Eighth grade students will study the concept of a hero, and then use
their lessons to mentor fifth grade students who will choose books
with engaging and worthy heroes to stock a Little Free Library
for their community. Eighth graders will build the lending library
and unveil it to the community.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
Capstone
Director: Dianna McDowell
Amount: $500
Underwriter: CH2M Hill
Students in eighth grade Earth Science and Civics classes will
identify a problem or need in the community and then utilize
the scientific process to formulate a sustainable solution while
charting their growth as a citizen.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
iThink. iLearn. Ipod. iGrow in the 21st Century
Director: Christopher Bone
Amount: $1,400
Underwriter: RRMM Architects and BB&T
Seventh-grade students will establish a podcasting and webinar
station to routinely engage in discussion of literature, writing analysis
and research with their peers, including students in Virginia,
North Carolina, California and Spain.
Corporate Landing Middle School
What’s In Your Water? Beneficial Bivalves!
Directors: Sherry Kelly and Rhonda Tuck
Team: Joyce Hinson and Betty Piacco
Amount: $720
Underwriter: Patsy & Jim Slaughter
Experimental design and STEM activities will be incorporated
in this project as students follow the growth of a 2,000-oyster spat
house in a Taylor float in Owl’s Creek.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
Project Redbot: Igniting Interest In Innovation
Director: Leyla Caralivanos and Christine Troxell
Team: Eric Helke and Wendy Newman
Amount: $1,961.39
Underwriter: Quality Stone Concepts and
Cherry Bekaert & Holland
SparkFun RedBot kits will be catalysts for science, technology,
engineery and mathematics (STEM) exposure as fifth graders
design, build, program and modify robots.
Independence Middle School
Building 21st Century Leaders’ Leadership Workshop
Director: Christopher Felton
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: The Tom Wilson Memorial Fund
Delegates and staff will participate in real-life situations to train
them in decision-making, group dynamics, effective meeting skills,
team-building activities, project planning, communication and
leadership styles.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
Rube Goldberg Invention Convention
Director: Sharon Boudreau and Melissa Follin
Amount: $1,289.70
Underwriter: PACE Collaborative and The Youth Foundation
of Virginia Beach
Creative and tenacious elementary and middle school students
will design, build and present their very own Rube Goldberg
Machines at a competition hosted by the school.
Kellam High School
Second Life Sustainable Outdoor Power Equipment Project
Director: Timothy Kennedy
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Thompson Consulting Engineers
Students will pair up to form companies that diagnose and repair
small engines, using the technical skills, tools and resources that
have become standard in today’s small engine repair shop.
Kemps Landing/old donation School
Sustainability Starts with Us!
Director: Caroline Greene
Amount: $1,570
Underwriter: HBA Architecture & Interior Design
Working with local organizations, students will develop solutions
for minimizing waste, learn to appreciate LEED building and gain
understanding of sustainability. These projects will be the foundation
for analyzing the interactions among economic, environmental and
social components that define sustainability.
Landstown High School
Flip It
Director: Kelli Bradshaw
Amount: $910
Underwriter: Beach Windows & Siding
This blended learning method will free up class time for more
collaborative activities by shifting lectures out of the classroom.
Lessons will be videotaped and shared on Edmodo, a secure website,
for students to view in advance and then discuss in class.
Landstown Middle School
Self 3.0: Shaping Every Lancers’ Future
Director: Kelly Jackson and Jen Lauzon
Team: Kim Rimer, Sara Wade, Gina Hofacker, Kim Snyder
and Sarah Newby
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: Optima Health
In collaboration with local farmers, landscape architects,
horticulturists, chefs and other professionals, students will
study environmental effects on organisms and how mankind
impacts the environment.
Luxford Elementary School
Arrays of Sunshine
Director: Melinda Liebau
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: HBA Architecture & Interior Design
A school courtyard will become a learning environment with
each grade level responsible for creating an “array” (garden with
a mathematical plan for how it is set up) that will use sunshine
and brighten up the school.
Lynnhaven Middle School
Literacy Comes To Life In The Middle School Classroom
Director: Carolyn Brown and William J. Davis
Team: Adam Barger, Rachel Kauffman, Sara Marr, Kendra Merlet,
and David Ruark
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Education Association
Fine arts, practical arts and technology teachers will collaborate to
bring literacy to life in the middle school classroom using animation.
The inspiration for students creating their own animated production
came from student’s enthusiasm for “Boxtrolls,” a newly-released,
stop-motion animated movie.
New Castle Elementary School
Summer CREW (Creating Readers, Enriching Worlds)
Director: Keitha Havey and Debbie Seth
Amount: $1,379.94
Underwriter: Beach Windows
CREW is designed to create opportunities for struggling readers
in grades K through two to strengthen reading skills during the
summer with weekly reading. The goal is to diminish reading loss
usually observed at the start of a new school year.
Newtown Elementary School
Growing Great Leaders
Director: Amanda Hamilton
Team: Jennifer Blais, Karen Holl and Ellen Shackley
Amount: $1,030
Underwriter: Tidewater Home Funding and Kiwanis Club
of Norfolk Foundation
Science, reading, writing and math lessons will be incorporated
in a schoolwide student garden. Students, many living without a
home gardening space, will learn the importance of keeping their
community clean and a healthy lifestyle by growing and providing
food to the community.
North Landing Elementary School
S.O.S.-Science Of Soil: Composting Made Easier
Director: Tracy Coffin
Team: Stacie Maynard, Eric Wood and Michael Brown
Amount: $355
Underwriter: Speight Marshall & Francis
Third-grade students will collect biodegradable trash from lunch
to composte into soil and use for the school’s garden plots.
As environmentalists, they will observe the role of earthworms
as decomposers and their importance in composting.
North Landing Elementary School
Bird Brained, Batty Buzzed, Or Just Flighty
Director: Tracy Coffin
Team: Vicki Lynn Baker, Eric Wood, Stacie Maynard
and Michael Brown
Amount: $645
Underwriter: RRMM Architects
Thinking like ecologists, students will learn about the interdependence
of birds, bats, bees and butterflies in our environment and debate
which one is most beneficial to a garden. Students will also build
houses specific for each of the creatures for the school garden area.
North Landing Elementary School
Reach for the Stars!
Director: Tracy Coffin
Amount: $460
Underwriter: GEICO
By studying the relationships of the Earth, Moon and Sun, students
will think like astronomers. Programs at the VBCPS Planetarium
and community resources will help them reach for the stars and
expand their learning.
Pembroke Elementary School
P.A.C.T. (Positive Action Changing Tomorrow)
Director: Tara St. Clair and Mayra Romo
Team: Cathy Hull
Amount: $1,430
Underwriter: Catherine’s Catering
This organized club will help motivate students to make a difference
in their school and community. Students will research important
community topics, design a plan to promote and implement positive
change as welll as evaluate and assess their work.
Plaza Middle School
Books And Beyond
Director: Catherine Taylor and Vanessa Maxwell-Brooks
Team: Julie Brow
Amount: $920
Underwriter: Cherry Bekaert & Holland
Thirty seventh- and eighth-grade students and their parents will
participate in a book club with the purpose of developing a love
of reading, strengthening analysis skills and preparing for SOL testing.
Plaza Middle School
Build a Better Oyster Reef
Director: Robert Carroll and Catherine Susewind
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: Speight Marshall & Francis
Since oyster shell is a limiting factor in the creation of new oyster reefs
in the Chesapeake Bay, students will create modified “oyster reef balls”
using cement and the sustrate that had the best oyster settlement in
their experiment. Reef balls will be placed in the Lynnhaven River
for students to continue to observe over subsequent years, improving
the design as necessary.
Plaza Middle School and
Lynnhaven Elementary School
Community Little Free Library
Director: Lisa Kilczewski and Mitzy Cromwell
Team: Rachel Lugo, Sade Graham, Evelyn Gross and
Jennifer Krzewinski
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Education Association
In order to serve the literacy needs of the surrounding community,
two schools are collaborating to build a Little Free Library,
a community-based lending library, and filling it with new books
for children and their families.
Princess Anne High School
Analysis of the Correlation Between Solar Activity
and Global Climate Change
Director: Jeff Kinser
Amount: $1,981.93
Underwriter: RRMM Architects and Kiwanis Club of
Norfolk Foundation
Students in astronomy and earth science classes will study solar
activity by viewing sun spots through sun filters atop telescopes
and binoculars and recording data throughout the year. They
will determine how various types of solar activity affect mankind
and if there is a correlation between solar activity and global
climate change.
Princess Anne High School
History Alive! World Connections (TCI: Teachers Curriculum
Institute Program)
Director: Roderick Zano and Christine Campbell
Team: Susanna Davis
Amount: $328
Underwriter: Kiwanis Club of Norfolk Foundation and
Waller Todd & Sadler Architects
This educational program takes a global approach to the study
of world history by exploring the interregional connections and
the interdependent political, social and economic themes that
link the world today.
Providence Elementary School
It’s Not Just For The Birds: An Odyssey Into Ornithology
Director: Wendy Carolino and Julie Byers
Team: Molly Robinson, Dana White and John Conway
Amount: $1,999
Underwriter: Speight Marshall & Francis
Third graders will have unique opportunities to connect with local
organizations to research current issues affecting our environment
as well as the human impact on the Atlantic migratory flight paths
of birds in Virginia Beach.
Red Mill Elementary School
Give and Take in a Global Community
Director: Susan Jusell and Sarah Morris
Amount: $650
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union
and Willcox & Savage
First graders will communicate with an overseas class using Skype,
a blog and the exchange of student-created picture books to build
connections while developing reading and writing skills.
Rosemont Forest Elementary School
Now That’s What I Call a Microscope
Director: Brad Ward
Amount: $1,584
Underwriter: CH2M Hill
Using the Celestron Micro Fi, a Wi-Fi enabled handheld digital
mircoscope that works with smart devices to stream live video and
record movies and still images, elemenatary students will see
microscopic images projected on up to three devices at a time.
Salem High School
All Aboard: The LeaderSHIP
Director: Leslie Miller
Team: Elizabeth Kress, Margaret Sloan, Laura Tyler
and Leeane Turnbull
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union
Modeling the division-hosted Virginia Beach Leadership Workshop,
project activities will develop students’ personal leadership
philosophies and foster their understanding of group processes
in relation to their school, community and working world.
Salem High School
Compost STEWards!
Director: Cindy Kube
Amount: $442
Underwriter: Speight Marshall & Francis
Biology classes will “dig deeper” to understand that soil is the
foundation of a healthy and productive natural environment,
with economic, political and social implications. The heart of this
project is cultivating environmental stewardship and strengthening
scientific literacy.
Salem High School
Lighting the Way
Director: Jeffrey Kline and Justin G. San Agustin
Team: Cindy Kube, William Ferris and Charles Kinnison
Amount: $1,903
Underwriter: Thompson Consulting Engineers
Lab kits will expose students in technology, physics and biology classes
to the use of solar energy to power the modern home, a practical
application that is underutilized at the homeowner level. They
learn about this affordable option while learning aspects of STEM
in education.
Seatack Elementary School
It Takes a Community to Grow a Garden
Director: Marie Culver
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: Future Leadership Partners of the Hampton Roads
Community Foundation
This community garden project will focus on the essential question,
“How do we empower children and adults to live sustainably in order
to positively affect the world?” A variety of organic vegetable gardens
and fruit trees will be planted and maintained on school grounds
to be used as educational tools as well as a source of food for the
school community.
Strawbridge Elementary School
Dig It!
Director: Susan Ruhl
Amount: $1,275.00
Underwriter: Youth Foundation of Virginia Beach
A simulated archeological dig will offer students a chance to learn
more about Native Americans, the Earth’s movement and the
Jamestown Settlement. Students will research how items were used
by people in the past.
Tallwood High School
Lifetime Games: A Collaborative Learning Experience
Director: Lori Morris
Team: Chad Rotella, Charles Richardson and Tricia Campbell
Amount: $1,106
Underwriter: Virginia Beach Schools Federal Credit Union and
Cherry Bekaert & Holland
Technology, art and health and physical education classes will
collaborate to build Corn Toss boards for use in PE classes.
Tournament play will teach lifetime physical activity and promote
community involvement.
Thoroughgood Elementary School
Kindergarten Readiness Is Fundamental!
Director: Kathy Scott and Kelly Brewer
Team: Cathy Louk, Annette Conley and Patti Lauer
Amount: $1,055
Underwriter: The Tom Wilson Memorial Fund
Preschool students and their families will engage in fun, interactive
learning activities in language, literacy, math and technology to
support school readiness.
Virginia Beach Middle School
The Living Art Museum
Director: Leah Krueger
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: DeFord Ltd.
Students will recreate artwork in “wearable” form. After researching
an artist and identifying one of the artist’s pieces to be included in
a museum exhibit called “Story of Art,” each student will take on
the role of artist, artwork or docent to act out this Living Musem
in the school hallways for others to experience.
Windsor Oaks Elementary School
Museum Box
Director: Norene Skiles and Katie Knapp
Amount: $2,000
Underwriter: The Tom Wilson Memorial Fund
In teams, students will research artifacts, make models and produce
informational videos and summaries for a printed display. Students
will arrange a display case along with QR codes to guide users to
the videos.
Woodstock Elementary School
Sea Turtles Environmental Management
Director: Stephanie Wyman
Amount: $1,000
Underwriter: GeoEnvironmental Resources
This yearlong STEM project is designed to educate the public
about the effects of trash from marine vessels and beach goers
on sea life. Volunteer teams of students, teachers, parents and
community participants will promote environmental responsibility.
Members
Nelson Adcock, President
Frank Malbon,
President Elect
Robert Broermann,
Treasurer
Randall Dubois,
Secretary
Neil Rose, Immediate
Past-President
Marion Akins
Kathy Allen Bennett
Doug Bitterman
Sandy Bowie
Ray Breeden
Barbara Deal
Nancy DeFord
Catherine Gettier
Nancy Guy
Duane Harver
Kevin Hill
Mike Loflin
John Mazach
Betty Michelson
Kevin O’Brien
Tony Pirrone
Harry Purkey, Jr.
Scott Seery
Patsy Slaughter
Danny Speight
Ex officio Members
Debbie Thomas,
Coordinator
Tony Arnold
Pam Bennis
Bill Brunke
Eileen Cox
Daniel D. Edwards
Janene Gorham
Lesley Hughes
Daniel Keever
Kelly Kinnear
Barbara Sessoms
Aaron Spence
Emeritus
Betty Broyles
Charlie Cortellini
Christopher Ettel
Debi Gray
Bill Kamarek
John Langlois
Jane Purrington
Mike Ross
Emilie Tilley
Ned Williams
Congratulations to
Virginia Beach City Public Schools
and our fabulous educators!
Patsy and Jim Slaughter