Celebrating Achievements at Tangier Combined School

Tangier Combined School has long been a community center, providing K-12 education for around 40 students with a favorable 5:1 student-teacher ratio. The school emphasizes personal connections among students, families, and educators. New principal Loni Renee Charnock is eager to maintain academic momentum while honoring traditions, as students engage in various activities and field trips.

Remembering Dana Keith Dise: A Life Well-Lived

The funeral service for Dana Keith Dise, a respected waterman from Tangier, took place at Swain Memorial Church, attended by many. Dise, who passed away at 71, was remembered for his strong faith, family values, and community contributions. Tributes highlighted his life as a devoted husband, father, and diligent worker on the water.

TCS May Newsletter: Celebrating Our Staff and Events

Published below is the Tangier Combined School’s monthly newsletter for May — Thanks goes to Loni Charnock. Meet Miss. Wanda Wanda Parks has been the TCS Secretary and Bookkeeper for 23 years. In the photograph above, the banner says “Miss. Wanda Rules the School.” This is not an exaggeration. She keeps students and staff straightContinueContinue reading “TCS May Newsletter: Celebrating Our Staff and Events”

Tangier Island Prom Highlights and Film Screening Details

Tangier Combined School’s prom took place recently, with thanks for photos shared by Loni Charnock. Upcoming screenings of the documentary “Been Here Stay Here” will occur on May 10 at the Tangier Rec Center. A fundraiser is ongoing to support the screening. Mother’s Day is on May 11, followed by Father’s Day on June 15.

Tangier Combined School Highlights: Events and Educators; Dr. Rosati Retiring

This post highlights recent events at Tangier Combined School, emphasizing community involvement and educator contributions. Celebrating the retirement of beloved Principal Dr. Rosati and promoting TCS alumni like Kelly Wheatley and Corinne Pruitt, the school showcases various student achievements and fundraisers. These stories reflect the enriching culture and efforts to support students’ growth.

Tangier Island Town Meeting and Community Film Screening

The Tangier Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Tangier Combined School. The new Town Hall has opened at the old health center. Two free screenings of the documentary “Been Here Stay Here” will occur on May 10, highlighting the resilience of Tangier residents facing challenges. Donations are sought to enhance the event.

Meet the Inspirational Teachers of Tangier Combined School

Tangier Combined School, with 41 students and a 5-1 student-teacher ratio, excels in education, achieving 100% state test scores. Notable staff include Christine Parks, engaged and nurturing, and Melissa Parks, a creative paraprofessional. Students participate in various activities, from chorus performances to art projects about identity, fostering a vibrant learning community.

Words of Encouragement for Tangier’s Leaders

Duane Crockett addressed the Tangier Town Council, offering encouragement and gratitude for their service. He acknowledged the difficulties they face and expressed faith in their ability to lead. Crockett emphasized the importance of transparency and reminded them of their purpose during challenging times, assuring them that the community supports and prays for them.

Tangier Round-Up: Help from JMU, Film to Make Regional Debut

In Tangier, Virginia, the Brigadune Inn welcomed James Madison University Honors Program students who collected debris from local beaches, highlighting the area’s role as a Chesapeake Bay filter. The documentary “Been Here Stay Here,” depicting Tangier’s community and challenges, will screen at two upcoming film festivals, with panel discussions featuring residents and the director.