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.

Snowy Scenes of Tangier Island

Andrea and Danielle Crockett shared photos capturing life on Tangier during and after a snowfall, highlighting local enjoyment of the snowy scenery. Barb Baechtel contributed a notable aerial shot of the Brigadune Inn. The post invites others to share their own photos via email or Facebook Messenger for website inclusion.

Barbara Marshall: Celebrating 31 Years of Teaching at Tangier Combined School

The newsletter highlights longtime teacher Barbara Marshall and instructional assistant Jenny Dise for their contributions to Tangier Combined School. Additionally, the Hi-Y Club held a bake sale, while students engaged in various creative activities. Upcoming events are also mentioned.

Community News: Tangier Island Celebrates Pastor Crockett’s Birthday; Parks to Teach CPR Classes

Duane Crockett, a beloved teacher and Elder at New Testament Church, celebrated his birthday. He often walks the island and shares inspirational beliefs. Christopher Parks, a TCS graduate, suggested reviving a local newsletter, “The Fisher.” Parks will also teach CPR classes at Tangier Combined School. The Town Hall email has changed; contact for news or updates.

Tangier Virginia Town Hall Email Update and School Successes

The Town Hall’s email address is now townoffice@tangiervirginia.org. Tangier Combined School achieved a perfect 100% in state testing across all subjects, demonstrating exceptional educational quality with a low student-teacher ratio. Notable teachers, Trenna Moore and Trudy Pruitt, share their commitment to student success and community involvement. Upcoming school events are also highlighted.

Tangier Town Council Meeting to be Held Tuesday

BY MILES LAYTON Tangier Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28 at the Swain Memorial Methodist Church Sunday School building, per Mayor Eskridge and Town Council. As soon as the meeting’s agenda is available, that’ll be posted. In other news, Accomack County Schools are closed Thursday due to snow and poor roadContinueContinue reading “Tangier Town Council Meeting to be Held Tuesday”

Winter Weather in Tangier: Community Resilience

Tangier residents are coping well with the recent winter weather, thanks to a well-stocked grocery store. Despite freezing conditions, families enjoy each other’s company during snow days. The upcoming forecast predicts a mix of sunny and partly sunny days, with temperatures gradually rising, while schools remain closed due to the weather.

Tangier History Museum preserves island’s heritage and culture

The Tangier Island History Museum in Virginia celebrates the island’s rich heritage, from its naming by Captain John Smith to its role in the War of 1812. The museum showcases artifacts and stories that reflect the lives of local residents, emphasizing community bonds and the island’s unique culture amidst environmental challenges.