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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1999
Page
5
Forty seven Mount St Marys College and Seminary staff and faculty were recognized for service at the annual employee awards banquet. The Mount, a major private employer in the county, employs nearly 500 people across faculty administration and staff roles.
ROCKVILLE The head of the Montgomery County Education Association Simon outlines plans for a culture shift toward competent teachers and a learning community in every classroom. He advocates peer review, mentoring, and coaching by top teachers, with principals acting as evaluators plus a consulting teacher role to meet standards and expand teacher repertoires. He seeks board support, more resources, and a superintendent who backs these initiatives to reduce isolation and improve teaching as a career.
The Pennsylvania State University at University Park announced degrees conferred to area residents. Adamstown Heather Bengali earned a Bachelor of Science, Buckeystown Heather Lagoda a Master of Science, Damascus Dean Turnbull and Dickerson Mark Cangiano a Bachelor of Science, Frederick Dana Carper a Bachelor of Arts, Bradley Brumbaurd and Susan Dominowsk both Bachelor of Science. Germantown Christopher Bil- received a degree.
The spring merit list includes Shanee Carlton Natalie D Agostino and Alisa Sonsev with BS degrees from Gaithersburg. Also named are Mahadeen Sour wine MS Greta McMurdy and Alex Peters BA Monrovia Nicole Sfanos BA Mount Airy Erin Bradshaw BA Olney Matthew Permenter BS Sean Sedam BA Woodbine William Bear BA.
The Francis Scott Key Unit 11 American Legion Auxiliary held its May meeting with Dolores Green presiding. A memorial service was led by Chaplain Sylvia Johnson, honoring members who died this year. The group announced Poppy Month proclamations, fundraisers, scholarships, and planned officers for 1999 2000 with the next meeting set for June 15.
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