About Louis Nesbitt

Louis is the Business and Development Specialist for the Division of Partnerships, Development, and Marketing.

Learning to Love Politics in Mr. Sullivan’s Classroom

August 22nd, 2016|North County Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, Our Employees, Teacher Appreciation|

"Maryland's best-kept secret is that the best teachers in the world are at North County High School. One teacher for me stands out in particular. Mr. Dennis Sullivan, or "Sully," taught my AP U.S. Government, STEM Policy, and AP Human Geography courses and was also my (one-time) lacrosse coach. Sullivan has many strengths as a teacher, but by far his best attribute is his ability to get students excited about politics."--Christopher Frye, NCHS 2012 Graduate

Volunteering to Help Students Connect Through Foreign Language

July 27th, 2016|Chesapeake HS, Chesapeake Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Students|

“Nothing brings me more joy than our youth connecting with each other, especially in foreign languages.”--Alexandra, Grade 12

Loving My Role as a Volunteer Coordinator at Windsor Farms

July 27th, 2016|Broadneck Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, What's New, Windsor Farm ES|

“Whenever there is an opportunity to help a child, I encourage everyone to give whatever time you may have, to do it. You won't regret making a difference and the reward is the sparkle in their little eyes and the smiles on their faces.” --Lisa Saunders

Helping AACPS Keep a Clear Mind

July 11th, 2016|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees|

“This was my first year running the Keep A Clear Mind drug education program (similar to D.A.R.E., for those of you that remember it) and, though it involved some learning curves, it was hugely satisfying to administer the program.”—Christine Shekell

National Science Teachers Association

July 11th, 2016|Awards, Grant Opportunities, Professional Development, STEM|

Funder: National Science Teachers Association

Available Funds: Varies by award

Deadline: Varies by award

Summary: Sponsorships for the NSTA Awards help support the science educators and their science educational programs, professional development, and proactive efforts in the science education field. See all the opportunities at their website.

Website: http://www.nsta.org/about/awards.aspx

 

 

 

Finding My Passion through Volunteering

June 13th, 2016|Arundel Stories, Nantucket ES, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community|

"My dedication, passion, and love for the children I work with give me happiness that is needed in my life." –Aaron Moon

My Favorite Teacher: Ms. Tanya

June 10th, 2016|Glen Burnie Stories, Monarch Glen Burnie, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Our Students, Teacher Appreciation|

"Ms. Tanya, thank you for being the person you are. You have opened up your heart and soul to do what you need to do and love to do and I just want to return the love."—Maxwell, Grade 5

Thank You Mr. Tayman!

June 10th, 2016|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher Appreciation|

"Mr. Tayman, through your talent, guidance, and dedication, so many students have developed outstanding skills and furthered their love of music."—Jennifer Ballard

A Teacher’s Dedication

June 10th, 2016|Brock Bridge ES, Meade Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, Teacher Appreciation|

"Mrs. Janie Lohrmann makes learning exciting and fun for her 5th grade class." --Marva Taylor

The Joy of Grandparents & Senior Friends Day

June 10th, 2016|Benfield ES, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Severna Park Stories|

"My most rewarding experience comes once a year on Grandparent's/Senior Friends Day. What makes this event so rewarding is the pure joy of the grandparent's/senior friends to be able to interact with their grandchildren."—Delilah Schroeder

Fifer Orchards: Growing Local Produce for Anne Arundel County Public Schools

June 10th, 2016|Community Partnerships, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community|

"Fifer Orchards is a 4th generation farm located in Wyoming, DE. We have had the pleasure to grow local produce for Anne Arundel County Public Schools for several years." —Curt Fifer

A Wonderful Teacher & Role Model

June 10th, 2016|Broadneck HS, Broadneck Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, Our Community, Our Employees|

"Mrs. Dronberger, at Broadneck High School is the most organized teacher I have ever encountered in my 18 years’ experience as a parent."--Roberta Wentworth

Transition Programs—Giving Families a Light in the Dark

June 8th, 2016|Behind the Scenes@AACPS, What's New|

Transition Facilitators work with high school students with disabilities to help students and families prepare for and transition to life after high school. With the support of the county's six Vocational Technicians, this dedicated Transition Team serves as part counselor, part advocate, and part business liaison to work with students, families, and the community to ensure that all of our students have the opportunities they need to be successful.

“Cool School” Annapolis Middle NJHS & SGA take the Polar Bear Plunge to help Special Olympics Maryland

February 15th, 2023|Annapolis MS, Annapolis Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our AACPS Story Locations, Our Employees|

"The students were really excited to do this to show they can help with something bigger than themselves.”—Alex Tougas, Teacher

AACPS School Social Workers: Guiding Latino Students through Character Development

June 2nd, 2016|Annapolis MS, Annapolis Stories, Moss-Adams, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees|

“As the School Social Worker at Annapolis Middle School, one initiative that I am excited to be involved with is the new El Joven Nobel program that Maria Baez (school social worker from Mary Moss at J. Albert Adams Academy) and I launched. El Joven Noble (The Noble Young Man) is a youth leadership and character development program for male students in grades 6 and 7 at Annapolis Middle School that supports and guides Latino youth through a “rites of passage” process. Developed by Jerry Tello in 1988, the program utilizes a 12-session curriculum focusing on the prevention of substance abuse, teen pregnancy, relationship violence, gang involvement, and school failure.”—Lisa Keough