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Credentialing Specialist

Robin Anderson

Credentialing Specialist

Career and Technical Education

Henrico County Public Schools

3751 – C Nine Mile Road

Henrico, VA 23223

804-781-1817

rganderson@henrico.k12.va.us

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3751-C Nine Mile Road
Henrico, VA 23223-0420

804-781-1818

Monday - Friday
8:00am - 4:30pm
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Spencer Werner is a EMT student at Hermitage ACE Center and he is talking about the Life Ready Expo on Oct. 22nd. Will you be there? henricoCTE.com/about/life-ready-expo/ #henricocte #henricoschools #lifereadyexpo #henricoacecenters

Our latest CTE Now Podcast has had over 50 listeners in less than a week. Let’s keep it going by finding Henrico CTE Now on all major podcast venues and subscribe. We want to challenge your perception of CTE. @henricocte @henricocountypublicschools #HenricoCTENow

Here is a video of a student experimenting with exothermic reactions. One of his strikes lights up the whole room. Really cool. “Dr. Reveles, High Tech Academy program students are testing an exothermic reaction to release energy in the form of a spark or flash. The flash occurs because of mechanical energy (vigorously smacking one rusty cannonballs with another one covered in aluminum foil) causing iron oxide on the cannonballs to react with the aluminum metal, oxidizing the aluminum, reducing iron to pure metal and releasing heat in the form of light or a spark on what is known as thermite reaction.” #HenricoCTE #HenricoSchools #HighlandSpringsACECenter @HenricoCTE

Sharon Womble's students from her Teachers for Tomorrow class are working on Brain games. The students must move a set amount of toothpicks to solve the problem given. Class discussion on learning styles and how to keep all students as active learners. @henricocte @henricocountyschools #teachersfortomorrow

The Vet II class at the ACE Center at Hermitage is fostering 2 female, black & white, special-needs kittens. Both are missing part of a back leg. They manage to get around pretty well, despite that. #henricocte #VetScience #henricoschools

Saron Womble’s Foods and Wellness students are having a great time mixing, preparing, and cooking different foods. They are especially enjoying taking pictures of their food. Here is a great example of one student who Photoshopped himself into a picture of a marshmallow roll. I think they are having a lot of fun in this class as well as learning a lot from their teacher. #HenricoCTE #henricoschools

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