I live in Salisbury. I have three grown children and two grandchildren. I am a Title I Computer Lab paraprofessional.

I live in Laurel, Delaware. I am married to a wonderful man by the name of Thurron and we have a set of twins; Joyell and Joe'l. I'm a Title I Math paraprofessional.

I was born in Crisfield, MD and moved to Salisbury when I was twelve. My dad transferred from the Somerset County Public School System to Wicomico County School. I have two grown children; Kelli and Jason, and two granddaughters. I have been at Glen Avenue for twenty-three years. I love coffee, scrapbooking and life!

I was born and raised on a farm between Newark and Snow Hill. My father was a farmer and school bus driver, and my mother taught third grade until she retired. My younger sister Beverly was also an elementary teacher until she retired. I attended elementary and high school in Snow Hill, then went to Salisbury State College where I majored in Elementary Education. Upon graduating, I taught first and second grades at a school in Worcester County; I loved the students and their families there. After five years of teaching, I stopped so that I could raise my two sons Dale and Dean. They're both married, and they each have two children. I'm currently married to Maurice C. Rayne, Sr. He works at Mountaire Poultry and has a son named Maury and a daugther named Laura. They each have two children of their own.

I am a native of Salisbury. This is my 19th year of teaching, but my first year at Glen Avenue. I live with my husband, son (Brady), daughter (Makenzie), dog and cat. I love to read. I lead the local Teachers as Readers group and am the state chairperson for this group as well. My favorite place to be is on the beach!!

I was born in Brooklyn, NY. I received my Bachelor's in Elementary Education and my Master's in Reading Education from Salisbury University. I am married with two children and live in Salisbury. This is my seventeenth year of teaching.

I am an alumnus of Salisbury University. I taught third grade for twenty-five years, before moving to my current position as a school-wide reading teacher. I am proud to say that this is my thirty-eighth year in education. On a personal note, I was born right here in Salisbury, and I have one son, who is grown and on his own.

I live in Salisbury, MD and I have worked in the Title I program for thirty-five years. I have children and grandchildren. My favorite things to do are reading and playing the piano.

I am the youngest member of five children in my family. My mother was a teacher and encouraged me to be one also. If I had continued, this would've been my 52nd year in the teaching profession. I retired after twenty years of teaching and went into a business of my own for twenty years before returning to the teaching profession. I love working with children, going fishing and farming.