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Letter to Students & Parents

Dear Future College Graduates & Parents/Guardians:

It is with much excitement that I serve in my 6th year as AIG Coordinator for Weldon City Schools and 19th year as an educator. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve you (students) and your children (parents/guardians). In addition to AIG, I've taught English/Language Arts, Social Studies, and AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination).
 
As parent and teacher of AIG students, I am well aware of the needs of gifted learners and will provide services to help meet those needs. Students will be challenged to replace conventional thinking with “out of the box” thinking as we work together to improve the following skills:
 
  • Critical/Higher order thinking
  • Writing
  • Speaking & Listening
  • Cornell Note-taking, Summarizing, & Annotating
  • Inquiry/Problem-solving
  • Collaboration
  • Organization
  • Independent study
  • Reading
  • Academic competitions
  • Interest-based projects
  • Personal accountability
  • College & Career readiness

Please know, future college graduates and parents, that I am always only a phone call, text message, or email away. 

Educationally Yours,
 
Krissy P. Martin

About Mrs. Martin 

 

Mrs. Krissy Martin coordinates the Academically & Intellectually Gifted program and facilitates the Beginning Teacher Support Program for Weldon City Schools. She is a member of the district Curriculum & Instruction and Technology Advisory teams. Martin strives to promote equity and excellence in gifted education through identifying and serving culturally diverse students. Her club sponsorship includes National Honor Society, Charger Ambassadors and Book Club.

 

Mrs. Martin is a graduate of North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, NC) where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. She has a Master of Science in Educational Leadership degree from Capella University (Minneapolis, MN) and a Master of Education in Special Education: AIG from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte, NC).

 

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