Report cards will be sent home on the following dates…
- Marking Period 2: Monday, January 11, 2021
- Marking Period 3: Friday, March 26, 2021
- Marking Period 4: Tuesday, June 15, 2021
Dream, Build, Create
The Pamunkey Regional Library in partnership with Star Library Network and the American Society of Civil Engineers is pleased to offer you fun and exciting engineering programs during the month of November.
- PROJECT BUILD
- An fun and engaging engineering program that is supported by the National Science Foundation
- TAKE-HOME KITS
- Take home activity kits are available for participants. These kits are available at your local branch of the Pamunkey Regional Library.
- Kits are only available while supplies last; 1 kit per person.
- DREAM TEAMS
- Panels of young, diverse engineers (Dream Teams) to talk in more depth about engineering from a variety of perspectives.
- Length: 30-45 minutes
- Target Audience: Middle school and up
- Are these live events?: Yes! The audience can submit questions to the panelists through the Chat feature of YouTube Live.
- Women in Engineering |Tuesday November 10, 1 p.m. EST | https://youtu.be/WD2jtYSOZ0Q
- Cities of the Future | Tuesday November 10, 7 p.m. EST | https://youtu.be/KQNwelSFcMA
- Black Engineers | Thursday November 12, 5:30 – 6:30 EST | https://youtu.be/W7Hh0uvzgok
- El Futuro se Diseña/The Future is Designed (Spanish Language) | Thursday, November 19, 3:00 p.m. EST. https://youtu.be/utrE8fLhuo8
- Chats with Change Makers featuring Avery Bang | Friday, November 20, 2:00 p.m. EST. Sign up for the
secure link here: http://bit.ly/AveryChatNov20
- Please note—everyone will need to sign up for the secure link for this event.
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- Engineering Extravaganza |Tuesday November 24, 4 p.m. EST | https://youtu.be/RWXpG48xBIo
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- DREAM BIG: ENGINEERING OUR WORLD
- Award-winning 42 minute documentary that can be watched for FREE (select dates and times – password required) *Closed captioning available.
- November 10 – password: dreambignov10
- November 14 – password: dreambignov14
- November 17 – password: dreambignov17
- November 24 – password: dreambignov24
- Click here to watch it in English
- Click here for the Spanish version
- What is the target audience?
- Dream Big is family friendly, but it is best for audiences 4th grade and up. Younger children may be disturbed by references to people being killed or injured in earthquakes or other natural disasters.
- How long are the passcodes good for?
- Dream Big is available for the entire 24-hour period once you log in. You can watch it when it is convenient for you on that date.
- Award-winning 42 minute documentary that can be watched for FREE (select dates and times – password required) *Closed captioning available.
For more information, please click here to visit the Pamunkey Regional Library website.
Rockin’ Roadrunner: Mrs. Reams
The Rockin’ Roadrunner program highlights the amazing people who work at Randolph Elementary School. Our most recent feature is the school principal, Mrs. Reams!
10 Things You May Not Know About Me
- I was born in Lexington KY, but was raised in Northern NJ (about 20 miles from NYC) from age 3 on.
- I am a beach and mountain enthusiast. I love a great hike or time at the beach. I love kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, and just being in nature. I lived in Hatteras for a number of summers after college.
- I was selected to participate in the 2020 Lifetouch Memory Mission in January 2020, where I helped build an addition to a school in Rio Grande, Dominican Republic. It was a life changing experience.
- I am an athlete. I played soccer and ran track growing up. Prior to having kids I participated in mini triathlons. I hope to get back into that at some point soon!
- I LOVE my job! I was nervous to leave the classroom 9 years ago, because I love teaching, but being a principal is one of the most rewarding roles out there.
- I was raised in a small town. This was just one of the many reasons we moved to Goochland! We wanted a similar experience for our kids.
- I don’t love Star Wars and I haven’t even seen all of the movies, but I love Baby Yoda. He is so cute and the students and I love talking about him.
- I attended UMASS Amherst for undergrad, VCU for my masters, and am currently in the PhD program at VCU for Educational Leadership, Policy and Justice.
- I love to bake! My chocolate chip cookies are a crowd favorite – just ask my kids and my husband!
- Family is the most important thing to me. My husband and I have been married for 13 years, we have two kids that attend RES, and we have three dogs; Mojo, Ramsey and a mini dachshund, Lucy. We are lucky to have friends that feel like family, which is an added bonus!
What’s in my bag?
Too much, but I always have:
1. Hand Sanitizer
2. Smaller bag with chapstick and other stuff
3. My phone
