Thank You For Making a Difference to My Son’s Day!

May 6th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, South River Stories, Teacher Appreciation|

"Most importantly, she has made my son so happy while he is at school."

An Important Part of My Son’s Village

April 25th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, South River Stories, Teacher Appreciation|

"That confidence Mrs. Erdely has given my son, the constant communication she has with me on how he is doing-- she is a true educator."--Katherine Moore

An Integral Part of South River’s Signature Program

March 4th, 2019|Community Partnerships, Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, Our Community, South River Stories|

The South River family is rich in so many ways because of people like Tyler Bennett who, “approaches each day with the attitude…what can I do today to have a positive impact and improve the lives of others?”

Words of Encouragement for Kinship Caregivers

February 5th, 2019|Annapolis Stories, Arundel Stories, Broadneck Stories, Chesapeake Stories, Glen Burnie Stories, Meade Stories, North County Stories, Northeast Stories, Old Mill Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, PPW, Severna Park Stories, South River Stories, Southern Stories|

"Kinship care is something I can relate to personally. Being raised by my grandparents, I know firsthand how it feels to not reside with a biological parent."--Chasity McGhee

Encouraging Literacy By Sharing Stories

August 2nd, 2018|Arundel Stories, Community Partnerships, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, South River Stories|

Many schools have guest reader programs. Waugh Chapel Elementary decided to enhance this program by implementing Mystery Reader Days.

The Power of Relationships

January 29th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"I believe that great teaching begins with forming positive, meaningful relationships with students."--Josh Carroll, SRHS

Inspired to Achieve Greatness

June 8th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, Our Employees, South River Stories, Southern Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"I’ve risen above thinking I achieved greatness on my own; and I’ve embraced the responsibility to ignite and stoke in my students the fire that was started inside of me." --Iris Crankfield, SRHS

What a Perfect Job

June 8th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"I love the promise that each new school year brings. I love the smell of a fresh box of crayons. I love seeing the smile on a child’s face when they feel good about themselves."--Josalyn Brown, Crofton Woods Teacher

Creating an Engaging Environment for All Students

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"Classrooms are not quiet. They should be filled with conversation and movement."--Amy Shinn, Central ES Teacher

Whatever it takes to help my students succeed in math

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"If I can give them at least one year where they feel successful in math, then that will carry throughout high school."--Laura Casciato, Central Middle School

Building the Foundation of Learning Through Relationships

May 30th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"I believe that building relationships with students and staff is the glue that holds all the essential components of teaching and learning together."--Nancy Hack-Behringer, Mayo Elementary Teacher

Pushing Myself to Explore the World Through my Signature Program

August 1st, 2017|Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, South River Stories|

"Everything changed when I enrolled in the Global Communications and Public Affairs Signature Program my junior year. Through the GCPA program at South River, I developed from a good student into an outstanding student, from a confused teenager into a confident young woman. The class taught me how to handle myself in formal business environments, how to pursue a career that I am passionate about, how to network and create valuable connections, how to go out into the Real World ready for anything it can throw at me."--Juliana Boyle, SRHS Alum

“Show me a leader, a scholar, a changemaker — and I’ll show you an educator who inspired such glory.”

June 20th, 2017|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories|

"My experiences as an AACPS educator have been shaped by these pathways – by the pathfinders who identified my potential, and then catapulted me into arenas where others might do the same." --Jasmine Coleman

Paying a Passion for Teaching Forward

June 17th, 2017|CAT-South, Our AACPS Stories, Our Alumni, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher Appreciation|

"It is because of Mr. Glorioso that I was hired for [the cosmetology teacher at the Center of Applied Technology North]. When I expressed my gratitude to him he simply said, 'Now you go and give to someone else.'"--Tammy Diedrich

How A Teacher Continues to Encourage, Years After My Son Left Her Classroom

May 5th, 2017|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, Our Students, South River Stories, Teacher Appreciation|

"When my son started kindergarten I was worried... I didn't know anything about the teachers at Davidsonville Elementary school and didn't realize how getting the letter saying Mrs. Jones would be his teacher would change his life."--Melissa Wirzburger, Parent