That's where Chuck Rembold is both president of the Greene County Development Authority and superintendent of the West Greene School District. Rembold is a man on a mission. As an educator, he understands that students should graduate with basic computer literacy in order to function in today's technological environment. He wants computer literacy to be a graduation requirement and eventually would like as many students as possible to be Microsoft A Plus certified. Any person with this widely recognized certification has not only hard drive expertise but also the capability to repair virtually any hard drive on the market today.
Successes are evident already.
People like the rural atmosphere and generation after generation after generation remain. I left, but came back. The son of a Greene County coal miner, Rembold graduated from Carmichaels High School and California University of Pennsylvania. Although armed with a math major and qualified to teach, there were no jobs in Greene County. The next 27 years were spent in Virginia, first teaching and then as an administrator.