Q: What subject do you teach and why do you enjoy it? A: I teach ESL because I love helping kids who are new to the school and figuring out how to maneuver when you don’t know a language. Q: How...

Q: What is your job here? A: [I am an] instructional assistant. Q: How did you get into this? A: I worked in different fields before education and it led me over to education. [I worked in] mental...

Q: Were you born here in North Carolina or did you move here? A: I was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.  Q: What is the impact that you want to make on students? A: Now I'm serving as a...

Q: What’s your job title? A: I am a school counselor here and I have 10th through 12th graders. Q: How did you get into counseling? A: I’ve worked in high schools since 2013 and I was in different...

Q: What’s your job title? A: I’m a business and finance teacher at Wakefield High School Q: How did you get into teaching? A: I always was passionate about teaching, but it never made sense...

Q: What do you do here at Wakefield? A: I am one of the assistant principals over ninth grade, last names J through Z.  Q: What is your educational background? A: I got my undergrad, my bachelor’s...

Q: What’s your educational background? A: I have a bachelor’s of arts in language and international trade, and that basically means I majored in international business and Spanish at Clemson University....

Q: What was your educational background? A: I attended Blue Field College in the Northern part of Virginia. I studied Physiology and I taught for a couple of years after that and then I decided to go...

Q: Why do you like teaching this subject A: When I was in high school social studies was my subject, that’s what I was passionate about. I like a subject where we can talk about real things happening...

Q: What is your job here? A: I am an agriculture teacher and I teach sustainable agriculture and horticulture.  Q: What is your favorite part of teaching? A: I really like helping others learn...

“It’ll be fun,” they said. “It’ll be a great experience,” they said. Well, they were right. Even though I didn’t have the pleasure of being on this team my sophomore year, once I finally...

After one and a half years “out” of school, the long awaited, in-person senior year came to a start. Expecting a clear path of nothingness all year – I look back in amazement at how much I’ve accomplished,...