Date: Monday, 24 January 2005 2:47pm ET
To: JWHITEHURST
From: JSANFORD1
Subject: licensure
Mrs. Whitehurst,
I've got some answers. Could you meet at 9:45 a.m. on Wednesday with Mrs. Privett and me?
Thanks.
Jeannette Sanford
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Information regarding the action North Carolina has taken to create a computer science license for certified teachers
I'M ON MY WAY
Check out Post for January 3rd, 2008.
I'm going to be working WITH people to fight this FIGHT!
I'm going to be working WITH people to fight this FIGHT!
GOING PUBLIC
4/11/07
Today, I've decided to make all communication I've had with DPI, WCPSS, and the DOE public. It's been a long time coming, and now it's time. Lots of answers to what's been said, who said it first, who changed who's mind, who's in the right, and who thinks he/she's in the right. I welcome comments, questions, concerns, and specifically verifications of any statement published. I want it all flushed out, and I want progress. North Carolina students need teachers with computer science certification, and NC needs to do it now.
PERSONS INVOLVED
- Susan Harrison (Wake Public Info - Senior Administrator)
- David Rockefeller (Wake C&I - Director)
- David Howell (Wake County HR - Senior Director)
- June Atkinson ( NC State Superintendent)
- Dixie Newsome (Wake CTE Administrator)
- Sheila White (Licensure - Education Program Specialist)
- Kathy Sullivan (DPI Staff - Senior Policy Advisor)
- Mike Chappell (Wake County HR - Senior Director)
- Jessica Bragg (HR Liaison Wake County)
- Jane Whitehurst (Teacher)
About Me
- Jane - plain and insane
- born a teacher, made a mother, gifted to be a wife, and a daughter always
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