« Martin and Mt. Everest, Part 2 | Main | Newcomers' Guide to Summer Registration (video) »
2008 Teaching Fellows
Recent Entries
- July Clinics for Tdap Booster Vaccines (Required for Sixth Grade)
- ParentVision: Back to School
- June 26 Superintendent's Journal: Further Actions to Prepare for a Lean Year
- Board Names Principals
- June 19 Superintendent's Journal: The Budget's Potential Impact on Schools
- WCPSS Students Earn Leadership Scholarship
- Dr. Burns Reports: June 16, 2009
- Board Resolution Honors Outgoing Chair
- ParentVision: Helping Our Youngest Students on the Bus
- Enloe High Graduates Class of 2009
Categories
Eight Cary High students were named NC Teaching Fellows, the largest number for any high school in the Wake County Public School System.
Students named NC Teaching Fellows earn a four-year scholarship to a North Carolina college or university to earn an education degree and agree that after receiving their degree, they will teach in a North Carolina school for at least four years.
Cary High Principal Doug Thilman and three of the Teaching Fellows talk about the honor and what it means for them.
Click here to listen to 2008 Teaching Fellows
This is a 12 minute mp3 file
You can read more about NC Teaching Fellows in a WCPSS web article here.
Posted by Bill Poston at 12:52 PM on June 2, 2008 | Leave Feedback
What Do You Think?
Have an opinion about this article? Let us know, using the form below.