Dr. Newsome at school and community events

Dr. Newsome and Grange Hall Elementary Principal Kathy Sefrin congratulate
teacher Laura Marshall as the 2008 Milken Educator Award winner.

Dr. Newsome with Gov. Tim Kaine and Jeff McGee, Manchester Middle principal, as the governor launches a stop smoking initiative for state employees as part of the CommonHealth state employee wellness program. Gov. Kaine announced that fewer teenagers are smoking now than in previous years.

Dr. Newsome welcomes students back on the first day of the '08 school year.

Dr. Newsome accepting a Leadership Grant donation from Farmers Financial Services in support of the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council.

Dr. Newsome with the 2009 Teacher of the Year.

Dr. Newsome with Model County Government students.

Dr. Newsome congratulates students at the annual
Students of the Year Recognition Banquet.

Dr. Newsome visits schools on the first day,
and attends various events during the '07-'08 school year.

 

Dr. Newsome spends time at the Black History Month Employee Event with fellow school system employees, and Chesterfield County
Deputy County Administrator Pete Stith.

Dr. Newsome visits the new Elizabeth Scott Elementary on the school's opening day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During a Dec. 13 gathering, Superintendent Marcus Newsome thanked the family of Matthew G. Gwaltney for establishing a scholarship in his memory. The Matthew G. Gwaltney Memorial Scholarship will be awarded for the first time this spring to a graduate of Thomas Dale High School who plans to study engineering, math, science or journalism in college. Matthew graduated in 2001 from Thomas Dale High. He was just weeks from receiving his master’s degree in civil and environmental engineering from Virginia Tech when he was killed during the April 16 shootings.

 

Superintendent Marcus Newsome joined the Dec. 12 teacher appreciation event at Meadowbrook High. The school's administrative team dressed in tuxedos and served lunch to the entire staff. Banners were posted to say "Thank You to All Meadowbrook Teachers for Doing Whatever It Takes."