Throughout this journey, mutual respect is fostered and a global perspective is nurtured through open lines of communication, compromise and teamwork.Each week at DCMS there is a dedicated time for community outreach.
She has been teaching for the past 25 years, the first 8 of those being in Guyana and the remainder being here in The Bahamas, on the island of Eleuthera.
Outreach clubs are a time for students to learn about their responsibilities to the greater community on a local and global level, to be agents of change and to practice becoming compassionate leaders.Be sure to come by and visit the campus. DCMS adopts a student centered approach to learning. She believes in the ever growing importance of getting students involved and excited about physical education and increasing their physical literacy. Working there made her realize her true passion in life, which is helping kids grow and succeed.
He initially worked as a mathematics and vocational instructor.
Read More about Message to DCPS Community. While she holds so much passion for physical education, she is also so excited to dive into visual arts. Founded in 2001, with the goal of increasing access to alternative education methods, DCMS offers an experiential approach to the Bahamian curriculum.
Emily grew up visiting Eleuthera with her family and is thrilled to finally call this place she loves so much, home.Ms. She started her career as a scientist, but quickly learned that her true love is teaching. She is thrilled to be starting another year with the DCMS team. Founded in 2001, with the goal of increasing access to alternative education methods, DCMS offers an experiential approach to the Bahamian curriculum.
Her experiences have taken her to two large urban school districts, a small suburban district, a remote rural environment in the heart of the rainforest, and a family island in The Bahamas. During her career, Dr. Macartney has served as a classroom teacher, literacy specialist, teacher leader, professional development and leadership specialist, and principal.
This website is not maintained by the Desoto County School District. The middle school summer learning program is designed to offer remedial English and Math opportunities for sixth through eighth grade students to reinforce and strengthen content and skills needed for the upcoming school year. Teaching middle school science in a community near the ocean is Ms. Herrmann’s dream job; she is thrilled to be celebrating her twentieth year in the classroom with the awesome students at DCMS. With a Bachelors of Science in Middle Grades and a second Bachelors of Science in Special Education from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, Ms. Hannah intends to focus on giving extra support to various types of learners throughout her time with the Deep Creek Laboratory Schools . Students must be enrolled in grades 6-8 during the 2019-2020 school year in order to attend.
Mrs. Butler received her Bachelor of Science in education from LeTourneau University. DCMS embraces timeless…
Ms. Link is originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from West Chester University of Pennsylvania in 2018.
The following apps are available on mobile iOS and Android devices. She enjoys exploring nature, watching and capturing sunsets (thus her nickname, Sunset Hunter), writing short stories and poetry, embroidery and cooking. Ms. Lederer, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is excited to enter her second year at DCMS.
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Hannah, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is entering her third year teaching at Deep Creek Middle School. We believe strongly that learning to give back to one's community is an important component of leadership and citizen development. She has enjoyed working with students preparing them for the Scripps National SpellingBee Competition. Lederer has traveled to four out of the seven continents, including living and studying in Norway where most of her family resides.
In 1995, she earned a Master’s degree in Conservation Biology from the University of Pennsylvania and in 1997 she completed a second Master’s degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Science from Penn State University. Our curriculum and programs are designed to support the acquisition of these skills: DCMS continues to deliver a vibrant academic program in math, science, social studies, English, health, religious studies, and art, based on the Bahamian National Curriculum. DC Middle School Media Center. Rashida Sweeting is a native of Water Ford, Eleuthera. DCMS adopts a student centered approach to learning.
