The Northwest Georgia Tip-Off Club recognized five members of the Darlington Community last week at the organization's 30th annual basketball banquet at Berry College. Junior Anna Claire Atha took home several awards, including Northwest Georgia Player of the Year.
When people ask us what kind of students we have here at Darlington, our response is pretty simple. We have great kids. And we mean it. Here are just a few examples that prove my point.
Recently, Math Department Chairman Chad Woods and I had the privilege of attending the AP Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. Read about the Top 4 lessons I learned from this incredible experience. It is a blessing to teach at an institution that values professional development and lifelong learning!
As Darlington students, we are called to do so much more than just receive the knowledge; we are called to serve our community, to share what we know with others, and to go out into the world with confidence in ourselves and our beliefs, we are called to make relationships and push ourselves to the limit. Read more about my experience as a Darlington student.
Over the spring break, I reflected back on my five years as department chair. The teachers I have worked with have made it the best five years of my professional career.
The Northwest Georgia Tip-Off Club recognized five members of the Darlington Community last week at the organization's 30th annual basketball banquet at Berry College. Junior Anna Claire Atha took home several awards, including Northwest Georgia Player of the Year.
When people ask us what kind of students we have here at Darlington, our response is pretty simple. We have great kids. And we mean it. Here are just a few examples that prove my point.
Recently, Math Department Chairman Chad Woods and I had the privilege of attending the AP Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. Read about the Top 4 lessons I learned from this incredible experience. It is a blessing to teach at an institution that values professional development and lifelong learning!
As Darlington students, we are called to do so much more than just receive the knowledge; we are called to serve our community, to share what we know with others, and to go out into the world with confidence in ourselves and our beliefs, we are called to make relationships and push ourselves to the limit. Read more about my experience as a Darlington student.
Over the spring break, I reflected back on my five years as department chair. The teachers I have worked with have made it the best five years of my professional career.
