Page County Technical Center

Tell Me Something Good! Next up today, we have Ms. Emily Deamond --Music PCHS Ms. Deamond also has received multiple shout-outs for being so awesome. 1) "I am speaking on behalf of all Ms. Deamond's students. Ms. Deamond is amazing. She makes an effort to make all her students feel welcome and accepted. She works extremely hard as well. She is the director of the Marching Panthers and puts on a musical every year, if possible. Her efforts do not go unnoticed, as she has made a home away from home for her students out of the band room. She absolutely deserves a shout out."-- students of Ms. Deamond 2)"Emily goes above and beyond to provide her students with kindness and support. Her dedication to the music program is unwavering, often working on nights and weekends! She is organized and has open communication with students and parents. Thanks for your hard work!" 3) "She devotes so much time to the music Program at PCHS, and cares about what she does. She makes an impact on every student she teaches." --Landry Burns 4) "She has helped me be a better clarinetist even when I don't want to be."- anonymous 5) "She has always given me support and guidance as I learn a new instrument. She puts a lot of work into extra curricular activities for our school and makes them very enjoyable for her students. " -- anonymous 6) "Ms Deamond is always very supportive and helpful in every way she can be. All of her students look up to her as a good role model and she brings out everyone’s interests and talents." --anonymous 7) "She is a positive influence and always wants the best for each and every one of her students."-- Bradley Zimmerman Thank you Ms. Deamond for all you do for Page County Public Schools. You sure are loved!

Here we go again today! Tell Me Something Good! Ms. Kendra Piscitelli- Page County Middle School -Music Ms. Piscitelli has received NUMEROUS shout-outs in our initiative. 1)" Mrs. P goes above and beyond to help her students feel love and support. Her dedication to the music program is amazing, often working late nights and weekends to get things done and organized. Thanks for always making your students feel like they matter and spreading kindness!" --anonymous 2) "Mrs. Piscitelli is a truly kindred spirit. She is one of the sweetest teachers I've ever had. She's one of the accepting and understanding person I know. She works hard at what she does and really shows her passion for music and all of her students. She really makes music fun. ❤️ 🎶 " 3) "Mrs. Piscitelli introduced my son to music and has been a constant inspiration to not only him but his classmates as well. She helped him find an outlet for his creativity and has pushed him to learn so many cool things in music. Thanks to Mrs. Piscitelli for being a great teacher, mentor and just in general amazing person! Keep being awesome! "

Today is RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS DAY. Page County Public Schools is celebrating not just today, but all month long, with our Kindness Initiative and TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD. The response has been overwhelming . Remember, if you want to share some words of kindness for an employee, fill out the Google Form https://forms.gle/6hTsyDnwzL5ad99p9 and we will give them a shout out on social media. Thanks, And spread some kindness today!

Tell Me Something Good-- Ms. Lori Trent- Kindergarten Teacher- Shenandoah Elementary School Ms. Trent receives a shout out from Megan Southers, "Mrs. Trent was an outstanding teacher for my daughter and always went above and beyond to make the bad days good and the good days great. Thank you for always making school better!" Thank you, Ms. Trent for all you give to your students to ensure they have the best possible experience. You are appreciated

Tell Me Something Good-- Ms. Erica Unroe- Stanley Elementary-Music Teacher Ms. Unroe received a shout out from an anonymous submitter- "Ms. Unroe goes above and beyond when it comes to teaching music. My daughter is in first grade and absolutely loves her! She is constantly telling me about all the fun and new things that they do in her class. It’s refreshing to see a teacher that is so passionate about her job!" Thank you, Ms. Unroe, for giving so passionately to your students. You are appreciated.

Tell Me Something Good - Mrs. Valerie Ferrell-- Stanley Elementary Mrs. Ferrell received a shout out from an anonymous submitter saying,"Mrs. Ferrell is a wonderful asset to the staff and students at Stanley Elementary. She works tirelessly to support the staff and students. She is kind and easy to work with. Thanks for being so wonderful." Thank you, Valerie, for working so hard for the staff and students of Stanley Elementary. You are are appreciated.

Tell Me Something Good- Our next shout-out goes to Mrs. Laura Yates, Title I Reading Teacher at Stanley Elementary School. Her anonymous submitter states, "Mrs. Yates is always the sweetest lady, she’s always greeting the kids and parents with such a great personality! She’s one of a kind, she goes above and beyond to help all the children with any needs they have!" Thank you, Mrs. Yates, for your positivity and willingness to help others. You are appreciated!

February is Career and Technical Education Month, and at Page County Public Schools we are highlighting the many programs within our division. Luray Middle School Agriculture Class, with teacher Lori DeMille, is participating in a "Plant the Moon" challenge. Only 20 schools in the state of Virginia were chosen for this project using lunar soil (simulant) to determine what growing success is possible . The students are required to submit photos and updates throughout the project.

Tell Me Something Good- Our next shout-out goes to Ms. Teresa Lam at Page County High School, where she serves as the Attendance Secretary and In-School Suspension Coordinator. Her shout-out comes from her co-worker Beth Rowe, who says, "She always has a smile for students and she's a great co-worker and friend. " Great job, Ms. Lam, positivity and good work relationships make our days so much more enjoyable. Thank you for all you do for PCPS!

February is Career and Technical Education Month. We will be highlighting the many wonderful programs within our schools. FFA members at Page County Middle School celebrated the holidays with sugar cookie decorating.

Tell Me Something Good! Robin Benson, Pre-K teacher at Springfield Elementary School, has received two shout-outs in our campaign. The first comes from Ms. Jennifer Woodward who says, "Robin has been such a blessing to me and my girls since day one! I never pictured my children having to deal with the things they do as their first experience in school, but Robin has made the transition as smooth as she can and I'll be forever grateful to her. My girls absolutely adore her and I know she will always have a special place in their hearts! Thank you Mrs. Benson you are a rock star!!" Her second shout out comes from Ms. Morgan Foster. Mrs. Benson is amazing with this group of kids. Teaching 20 4 year-olds is not an easy task, but she makes it look good! I am so thankful my son has her as his teacher. She is patient with them, yet stern. They know what is expected. Thank you for all you do! Thank you Mrs. Benson, for all you do for Page County Public Schools and the students you serve. You are appreciated.

February is Career and Technical Education Month. Page County Public Schools is highlighting the many programs within our division. FFA members at Page County Middle School facilitate the Fall Festival in conjunction with the Art Club and FCCLA.

Tell Me Something Good- We are getting so many shout-outs for our wonderful employees. Thank you so much for spreading kindness. Remember, if you want to submit someone for a shout-out, just complete the Google Form, and we will give them a little special attention to let them know you care. https://forms.gle/GoKQ2a3s2zXw7SVh9

Next in our "Tell Me Something Good" campaign is Mr. Stacey Kibler. Mr Kibler is a bus driver (#66) for Page County Public Schools. His anonymous submitter says, "Stacey is always kind and positive...I trust my grandkids in his hands to and from school. He seems to be a very cautious driver." Thank you, Mr. Kibler, for taking such great care of our most treasured cargo. We appreciate all you do!

This morning we kick off our "Tell Me Something Good" campaign to celebrate Kindness Month. In our first post we thank Ms. Danielle Shenk, a teacher at Stanley Elementary School. The anonymous nomination states "Ms. Shenk has two food allergy kids in her class and she always goes above and beyond to make sure they are included in everything while keeping them safe. She always checks and doubles checks everything or has other safe treats so they do not feel left out. She is a rock star! Thanks for being AMAZING!" Thanks Ms. Shenk for going above an beyond the call of duty to be sure your students are safe and never excluded. Remember, if you'd like to nominate someone for "Tell Me Something Good," complete the Google Form and we will give them a well-deserved shout out.

This month we are celebrating Career and Technical Educations within our schools. We will highlight the many programs within our division. Students at PCMS, in Ms. Creamer's class, listen to guest speaker, Savannah Henderson, talk about environmental science and animal population.

Page County Public Schools would like to thank all of our School Resource Officers for all they do to keep our students, staff, and administration safe each day. The relationships that they form with our students last a life time. Thanks for the early morning bus duties, the late night sporting events, and all of the other extra curricular events that you attend to not only ensure safety, but support of our students. We appreciate you.

This month we are celebrating Career and Technical Education within our schools. We will highlight many of the wonderful programs within our division. Luray Middle School Family and Consumer Science class learns about all things sewing.

All month long we are celebrating Career and Technical Education at Page County Public Schools. We will highlight the many programs we offer within our division. Here, Cosmetology II students are focusing on advanced color techniques to include balayage, foiling, complete coverage color, and multi-dimensional color.

All month we are celebrating Career and Technical Education. We will highlight some of the wonderful programs we offer within our division. Here we have Cosmetology I (afternoon students) processing chemical texture services on their manikins and they are beginning coloring services as well.