That's just the tip of the iceberg. Faculty, too, have distinguished themselves, including Gwen Sibert's nomination from Roanoke City to the Virginia Teacher of the Year competition and Susan Kennedy's achievement as the American Association of University Women's Virginia Teacher of the Year, and Ken Weddle and John Cannaday's Product Design Engineering course which received recognition from Dartmouth College.
Progress comes in other forms as well.
The Business and Professional advisory group has attracted some of the rising stars in the Valley's business scene. At the same time, the curriculum continues to change shape as the needs of students change. In the meantime, have a great summer. The award is based on Ms. Kennedy's positive influence on female students to excel in the areas of math, science and technology. She was nominated for the award by Dr. Richard Shelly, RVGS Director, and by four of her students.