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Dan Parent, E03, married Andrea Lippin on November 11, 2012, in Charlottesville, VA. Jumbos and friends in attendance included, from left: Veronica Chouinard, E03; Matt Dombach, E03, EG05; Ines Abad-Riera Manterola, A03; Margo Hanlan, A05; bride; groom; David Sturrus, A03; Drew Shelton, A04; Sarah (Kauderer) Shelton, A03; David Klein; and Colin Teubner, A03. Not pictured: Justinas Sileikis, F14. The couple resides in Washington, DC.

Happy couple, happy parents. For more pictures and details, visit www.perennialweddings.com/weddings/catherine-adam

Maternity Shoot | Penang

Thousands of members of the Quinnipiac community participate in the annual Parents and Family weekend at Quinnipiac University on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016, in Hamden, Conn. (Photo by Kristen Hines Baker)

Widener Parent Photo Submission

U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- U.S. Air Force Academy -- Air Force Academy Cadets participate in in a parents weekend parade at Stillman Field Aug. 31 (U.S. Air Force photo/Joshua Armstrong)

Parents and guardians attending the Parent Academy had the opportunity to hear administrators describe the new PARCC test implemented this year to assess student’s development in language arts and math. The PARCC assessment test is used to measure the effectiveness of the Common Core curriculum established to teach real-life application of language and math skills necessary for college readiness and future employability.

My parents standing on a bluff over the valley where my father grew up. The hamlet of Chewelah is in the background.

Real Men Teach RMT 6th Annual Induction Ceremony

As it is with any induction ceremony, there was an air of excitement at the sixth Annual Real Men Teach (RMT) Induction ceremony held at the Anderson Center on Thursday, March 21.

 

With parents, friends, mentors and supporters watching, 18 young men took the oath to do their best to become future teacher leaders and influence other young lives in schools across the country to make the world a better place.

 

Motivational speaker and noted columnist Nigel Alston made the keynote address. Taking a note from the theme of the occasion “Dare to Teach”, he challenged the protégés (a term used for members of the program) to be bold and courageous as they prepare to take on one of the most important responsibilities of all professions. He told them a story about his days in college at Livingstone College as a football player and a chance encounter with one of his instructors.

 

He and the instructor’s paths crossed as he walked across the campus. “I felt a tap on my shoulder. I turned around and the instructor said ‘Mr. Alston, football season is over and you can do better,” he recalled. He said the point he wanted to make was that this instructor’s expectations of him were high because she saw something him that perhaps didn’t see.

 

“The people here today to witness your induction see something in you. Remember that,” Alston said. “What will you see in the children that you will help mold the future.”

 

Real Men Teach (RMT) is designed to support and increase the productivity of male students interested in majoring in teacher education. It is through RMT, that Winston-Salem State University male pre-service teachers will gain a heightened visibility, preparation, as teacher leaders, and serve as Ambassadors for the teacher education.

 

The primary objective of the Real Men Teach Initiative is to prepare males majoring in education at Winston-Salem State University to become strong teacher/leaders. This objective is accomplished by program participants matriculating through a leadership curriculum and a mentoring component.

 

The inductees include:

Kevin Alston, special education

Dale Barger, elementary education

Christopher Bearden, physical education

Kristyn Daney, middle grade math

Eric Glenn II, middle grade education

Thomas Hubbard, middle grade education

Bradley Kiger, special education

Mason King, secondary education, math

Westley Krider, elementary edcuation

Tony Lindsay, pre-education major

Jason McRae, middle grade education

Jamarkis Mitchell, pre-education major

Krishawn Noble, middle grade education

Frederick Royster, pre-education major

Roger Thompson, elementary education

Jonathan Watson, birth-kindergarten education

Travon Woods, elementary education

Jarrin Wooten, elementary education

Kids riding on their parents backs holding hand

Freehand from photo. Prismacolour and Derwent Watercolour pencils on Daler Rowney white textured paper.

Our First Years' parents enjoying lunch in Hall as they collect their sons and daughters at the end of Lent Term.

Our First Years' parents enjoying lunch in Hall as they collect their sons and daughters at the end of Lent Term.

@ the rotterdam airport

Feb.'05

Munich

this pic was taken in the 80ies (but not in munich) by a friend of my parents and i really like their style and think this could almost be an editorial-shot

my parents were awesome and still are awesome! i love em!

moosehead lake, maine

1972

 

skit night

boston family ski trip

 

part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf

 

© the Nick DeWolf Foundation

Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

Lt. Governor Greets Foster Parents on Mothers Day. by Jay Baker at Baltimore, MD.

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a house i uploaded for the sims 2. i did not make any of the custom content.

 

the bed and end tables are from sims2play.

the handcuffs are from mts2.

the blanket is by jonesi.

the curtain is from sims 2 play.

the floor is found at reflex sims forum.

 

download here: www.mediafire.com/?yizttmtjz91

Our First Years' parents enjoying lunch in Hall as they collect their sons and daughters at the end of Lent Term.

Photos from Spring 2014 Parents' Weekend

Lt. Governor Greets Foster Parents on Mothers Day. by Jay Baker at Baltimore, MD.

Parents and children in Hamilton Santa Claus parade

Parents Back to School Night, Sept. 13, 2011. Photo: Tristan Davies

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