Meet the ETV Education Team

Fav childhood book:  
Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:  
1850 Black Gold Coffee with hazelnut creamer

One current educator who inspires me: 
Mrs. Sonya Flack, 1st grade teacher, Eleanor S. Rice Elementary, Greenwood School District 50

Fav childhood book:  
Foundation by Isaac Asimov

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:   
Coffee

One current educator who inspires me: 
Dr. Luke Clamp, Secondary Schools Director, Lexington District One. He truly focuses on the students, their well-being, and their future.

Fav childhood book: 
Corduroy by Don Freeman

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink: 
Coffee

One current educator who inspires me:
Cynthia Johnson, Media Specialist at Longleaf Middle, Richland District Two

Fav childhood book: 
Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Coffee with extra half and half and extra sugar

One current educator who inspires me: 
Glen Aiken, 6th Grade ELA & Social Studies, Saint Matthews K8 School, Calhoun County Schools

Fav childhood book: 
Any of my elementary math workbooks (seriously!) 

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Dr. Pepper and Cream Soda Zero

One current educator who inspires me: 
Ashlon Langley, Center for Advanced Technical Studies, Lexington-Richland District Five. He always goes the looong extra mile for his students to make sure they get the most out of his classes. 

Fav childhood book: 
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Juice Blend/Smoothie

One current educator who inspires me: 
KaReem Beckett, STEM Teacher, W.J Keenan High School, Richland District One

Fav childhood book: 
The Madeline series by Ludwig Bemelmans

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Coffee (hot Nov-Mar, iced Apr-Oct)

One current educator who inspires me: 
Alethea "EC" Setser,  Gifted & Talented (SAIL) Instructor, Charles Pinckney Elementary, Charleston County Schools

Fav childhood book: 
Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Anything with Caffeine!

One current educator who inspires me: 
Nicole Tese Gladden – Art teacher, Dutch Fork High School, Lexington-Richland District Five. Nicole's guidance and teaching provided the foundation for my career and I’m eternally grateful for her.

Fav childhood book: 
The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales, told by Virginia Hamilton

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
1 cup of coffee with caramel macchiato creamer

One current educator who inspires me: 
Charity Summer, Principal, Beaufort High School, Beaufort County Schools

Fav childhood book: 
Anatole by Eve Titus

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Water

One current educator who inspires me: 
Tamara Cox, Wren High School, Anderson District One

Fav childhood book: 
The Little Engine that Could by Watty Piper

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Fresca

One current educator who inspires me: 
Karen Wimberly is an awesome Media Specialist in the Orangeburg County School District. I admire her passion and fortitude, serving not only students in elementary, middle or high school but all grades at the Bethune-Bowman PK-12 Campus!

Fav childhood book: 
Oh, the Places You’ll Go! by Dr. Seuss

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Water & Minute Maid

One current educator who inspires me: 
Cheryl Robinette, E. P. Todd School, Spartanburg District 7

Fav childhood book: 
Any Dr. Seuss book

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Diet Mt. Dew

One current educator who inspires me: 
Kirkley Russell, Guidance Counselor, Nation Ford High School, Fort Mill Schools/York District 4

Fav childhood book: 
The Baby-Sitter’s Club series  

Morning 'get-ready-to-work' drink:
Fresh, cold spring water

One current educator who inspires me: 
Mrs. Tywanda Williams, Conder Arts Integrated Magnet School, Richland District Two