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Sheila Atkins: Lighthouse SchoolCongratulations to principal Sheila Atkins on her school’s honor of being recognized as a Lighthouse School at the State Leader in Me Symposium. Way to go Wilton Elementary! This is awesome! Award- Winning District- here we come!!! #onthemove!
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Sheila Atkins: Lighthouse SchoolCongratulations to principal Sheila Atkins on her school’s honor of being recognized as a Lighthouse School at the State Leader in Me Symposium. Way to go Wilton Elementary! This is awesome! Award- Winning District- here we come!!! #onthemove!
Coach Jackie Day
Congratulations Coach Jackie Day on being named the 2017-2018 North Carolina Coach of the Year for Girls Softball (fast pitch) by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
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Exceptional Children's Program Teacher of ExcellenceMrs. Robin Camp, EC Teacher of Excellence, proudly represents Granville County Public Schools at the Exceptional Children Program Conference. Mrs. Camp works at Granville Central High School.
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Mrs. Robin Camp, EC Teacher of Excellence, proudly represents Granville County Public Schools at the Exceptional Children Program Conference. Mrs. Camp works at Granville Central High School.
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Mrs. Robin Camp, EC Teacher of Excellence, proudly represents Granville County Public Schools at the Exceptional Children Program Conference. Mrs. Camp works at Granville Central High School.
Kathy Bradley: 20 Years of Service
Kathy Bradley was recognized for her 20 years of service as a dedicated advocate for our children with the NC Guardian ad Litem Program.
Emily Nemitz: Periodic Table Shoes!
Emily Nemitz, a science teacher at Granville Early College, is sporting her new Periodic Table Shoes! Innovation, education and style all rolled into one.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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JFW HLS at SREBMs. Jennifer Howard and Mrs. Wendi Leas teamed with teachers from Vance and Franklin Counties to do a presentation at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference in Orlando, FL. It was an awesome presentation about the work with PBL (Project Based Learning) that was implemented at JFW HLS during the 17-18 SY. Principal Angela Salisbury also presented at the SREB High Schools that Work Conference on the creation of a school culture of students who Read, Write, Think, and Talk every day in every class.
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Scharla Keeton: Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together. -
Scharla Keeton is Awarded Educator of Excellence for GCPSScharla Keeton, a Granville County Public School Occupational Therapist, receives a top honor.
Scharla Moss Keeton, OTR/L has 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for Granville County Public Schools since August 1999. Scharla studied at East Carolina University. She also has experience working in early intervention, sensory integration clinic, home health, outpatient clinic, and rehab.
Scharla is married and has a 17 year old daughter. They have 2 dogs -- named Lilo and Stitch. Scharla and her family enjoy taking hikes, going for walks, traveling to new places, riding their bikes, and attending and participating in church together.
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Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Mt. Kilimanjaro!Mr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro , the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro ! -
Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro !Mr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro! -
Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Climbed Mt. KilimanjaroMr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro ! -
Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro!Mr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro! -
Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro !Mr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro ! -
Brian Holtshouser & JFW HS Band: Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro !Mr. Holtshouser took a trip to Tanzania with his dad to climb all 19,341 feet of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world! They spent 6 days backpacking 54 miles with a local trekking company and a few others in the crew from other parts of the country. They also went on a 2-day safari before the trek! It proved to be one of the hardest things he has ever done, but also one of the most rewarding things!
Mr. Holtshouser represented the JFW HS Band on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro !
