He is the son of Rhett and Tina Isenhour. Sherrill speaks at Mtn. View Board Vice Chairperson Kim Sherrill, a nurse and perinatal educator at Frye Regional Medical Center, was one of several parents participating in Career Day this spring at Mountain View Elementary. She gave an overview of her responsibilities and offered students a chance to dress up in surgical hats, masks, gloves and shoe covers. Recent pages Serving the N.C. House of Representatives as student pages this year were Allison Wonsick of St. Stephens High sponsored by Rep. Cherie Berry, and Michael Moose of Bunker Hill High sponsored by Rep. Mitchell Setzer.
Pages help legislators during meetings and sessions and run errands for staff.
Get physicals for sports Students participating in school sports or cheerleading this fall must first have a physical and provide evidence of health insurance. Regulations of the N.C. Athletics Association requires that physicals be completed within the past year and that parents provide the school with evidence of health insurance before a student is permitted on the field. Physicals may be completed by the family physician, but some schools may be able to arrange for low-cost physicals at the beginning of school. Just ask anyone who has a crashed hard drive. Disaster can happen.