Maryland Teacher of Year finalist for national award
Gertrude Niewiaroski a Richard Montgomery High School social studies teacher in Rockville is a finalist for the 1993 National Teacher of the Year Award. The White House will announce the winner in April. She has taught nine years at the school and has travel experience in eight countries including Italy Afghanistan Ecuador and Argentina. She has earned two Fulbright Scholarships and spent time at the Keisai Koho Center Japan and in East Africa studying daily life and traditions to enrich her lessons.
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Frederick County Sheriff Promotes Deputies in January
Sheriff Carl Harbaugh announced promotions for several deputies on January 8. Sergeants Fred Anderson and Brian Williar received rank increases, with Anderson assuming patrol division command as lieutenant and Williar named First Sgt. Chapman rose to sergeant supervising patrol teams, Tobery to sergeant, Hopkins to corporal, and Nee to corporal supervising criminal investigations. A new Special Services Division was created led by Lt. Greg Byler, incorporating K-9, criminal investigations, and community deputies.
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Montgomery board opposes legislature on community service in schools
The Montgomery County school board voted 7-0 against bills seeking to bar state board from requiring community service for graduation. Superintendent Paul L. Vance warned against legislative intervention as a dangerous precedent. Board members argued the state board resists argument and may keep the issue for years.
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Clinton nears White House staff announcements amid staffing debate
President elect Clinton tightens his White House roster anchored by trusted campaign aides like Stephanopoulos Myers and Gearan while hedging on cutting staff by 25 percent. New figures include Howard Poster and David Dreyer joining major communications roles. Wilhelm named DNC chair as Clinton outlines policy outreach plans ahead of inauguration.
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