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WELV W-9

2012 Annual Conference

Performance...at Center Stage

March 22-23, 2012
at the Doubletree Hotel in Charlottesville, VA

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Nancy Ryan Iverson, assistant dean of K-12 Education for the U.Va. School of Continuing and Professional Studies and director of the Center for K-12 Education was awarded the 2011 Curry School Distinguished Alumni Award. Iverson entered the field of education when she and her husband moved to Prince Edward County in 1967 and discovered a community still reeling from effects of the 1959-64 school closings. She began as a volunteer teaching art to fifth graders and later established a tutoring program for high school students. Since joining the U.Va. School of Continuing and Professional Studies in 1994, Iverson has established the SCPS Statewide K-12 Advisory Council, which brings together key K-12 educators to share best practices and build collaborative partnerships, and the Statewide Communities of Practice for Excellence, an award-winning program completed by more than 300 Virginia education leaders. Her Gateway to Teaching Career Switcher Program received awards in 2003 and 2004 from the University Continuing Education Association. Iverson received a master’s of education degree in 1977 and a doctorate of education degree in 2002, both from the Curry School’s administration and supervision program. 

Check out this video:

Sheryl Sandberg’s

“Why we have too few women leaders” 

**Congratulations**
Dr. Lorraine Lange
Superintendent, Roanoke County Schools
One of 4 Finalists for
2012 National Superintendent of the Year

2012 Lynchburg Regional Conference
March 3 at Randolph College

Keynote Speaker:
 Ann O’Toole, retired Principal
from Robius Elementary School in Chesterfield. Topic: Leading and creating change in schools.

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