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Virginia School – University Partnership Student Leadership Conference November 10, 2016 “DARE TO DREAM” _____________________________________________________________________________________________ PARTNERSHIP MEMBERS Albemarle County Schools Fluvanna County Schools Northumberland County Schools Pam Moran, Superintendent Gena Keller, Superintendent Rebecca Gates, Superintendent Alleghany County Schools Frederick County Schools Nottoway County Schools Eugene Kotulka, Superintendent David Sovine, Superintendent Rodney Berry, Superintendent Amelia County Schools Fredericksburg City Schools Orange County Schools Jack McKinley, Superintendent David Melton, Superintendent Brenda Tanner, Superintendent Amherst County Schools Goochland County Schools Page County Schools Steve Nichols, Superintendent Jeremy Raley, Superintendent Donna Whitley-Smith, Superintendent Augusta County Schools Greene County Schools Patrick County Schools Eric Bond, Superintendent Andrea Whitmarsh, Superintendent William Sroufe, Superintendent Bath County Schools Greensville County Schools Pittsylvania County Schools Sue Hirsh, Superintendent Angela Wilson, Superintendent Mark Jones, Superintendent Bedford County Schools Hanover County Schools Powhatan County Schools Douglas Schuch, Superintendent Michael Gill, Superintendent Eric Jones, Superintendent Brunswick County Schools Harrisonburg City Schools Prince Edward County Schools Dora Wynn, Superintendent Scott Kizner, Superintendent Barbara Johnson, Superintendent Buckingham County Schools Henrico County Schools Richmond City Schools Cecil Snead II, Superintendent Patrick Kinlaw, Superintendent Dana Bedden, Superintendent Buena Vista City Schools Henry County Schools Roanoke City Schools John Keeler, Superintendent Jared Cotton, Superintendent Rita Bishop, Superintendent Campbell County Schools Hopewell City Schools Roanoke County Schools Robert Johnson, Superintendent Melody Hackney, Superintendent Gregory Killough, Superintendent Carroll County Schools King George County Schools Rockbridge County Schools Strader Blankenship, Superintendent Robert Benson, Superintendent Jack Donald, Superintendent Charlottesville City Schools King William County Schools Rockingham County Schools Rosa Atkins, Superintendent David White, Superintendent Carol Fenn, Superintendent Chesterfield County Schools Lancaster County Schools Salem City Schools James Lane, Superintendent Steven Parker, Superintendent Alan Seibert, Superintendent Clarke County Schools Louisa County Schools Shenandoah County Schools Chuck Bishop, Superintendent Douglas Straley II, Superintendent Mark Johnston, Superintendent Colonial Beach Schools Lynchburg City Schools Stafford County Schools Kevin Newman, Superintendent Scott Brabrand, Superintendent Bruce Benson, Superintendent Covington City Schools Madison County Schools Staunton City Schools Melinda Snead-Johnson, Superintendent Matthew Eberhardt, Superintendent Linda Reviea, Superintendent Culpeper County Schools Manassas City Schools VA Department of Juvenile Justice Anthony Brads, Superintendent Catherine Magouyrk, Superintendent Lisa Floyd, Deputy Director, Education Cumberland County Schools Manassas Park City Schools Washington County Schools Amy Griffin, Superintendent Bruce McDade, Superintendent Brian Ratliff, Superintendent Danville City Schools Martinsville City Schools Waynesboro City Schools Stanley Jones, Superintendent Zebedee Talley, Superintendent Jeffrey Cassell, Superintendent Dinwiddie County Schools Mecklenburg County Schools Westmoreland County Schools William Clark, Superintendent Paul Nichols, Superintendent Michael Perry, Superintendent Essex County Schools Middlesex County Schools Williamsburg-James City Schools Scott Burckbuchler, Superintendent Peter Gretz, Superintendent Olweh Herron, Superintendent Fauquier County Schools Nelson County Schools Winchester City Schools David Jeck, Superintendent Jeffrey Comer, Superintendent Jason Van Heukelum, Superintendent SCHOOLS & PARTICIPANTS Faculty Advisor - FA Senior Facilitator - SF Academy at Virginia Randolph Clarke County High Schools Fluvanna County High School Katie Bacon FA Jessica Zimmerman FA James Koczan FA Tae'Sean Crutchfield Katlyn Deel Kristen Cabrera Rashawn Dye Robbie Moore Payton Day Shaquanda Whitfield Trey Taylor Frances Fulton Anthony Wright Katherine Viti Madison Grimsley Albemarle Leadership Academy Margaret Weintz Alexis Kesterson Molly Miracle FA Colonial Forge High School Candice Shaheen Ben Jessee SF Brittany Fulmer FA Melanie Stone Olivia Nichols SF Erin Keenan FA Glen Allen High School Kevin O'Shea SF Areyahana Banks Lindsay Durrette FA Ryann Sheehy SF Sydney Mayer Aaliyah Charaniyah SF Sarah Tomlin SF Danielle Oldham Lauren Golmon Lauren VanHall SF Kyleigh Tierney Lauren Grob Julian Waters SF Bailee Walker Amber Ladhani Altavista High School Culpeper County High School Henry Quach LeAnne Hanson FA Marsha Hale FA Goochland High School Cindy Watson FA Heidi Murphy FA Elizabeth Pearson FA Rachel Branning Brady Bates Jaylene Lopez Cameron Cheek Devynn Bledsoe Chloe Lyda Peyton Coggsdale Conor McEwen Finley Miers Conner Niblett Alexis Seely Ruth Wyche Madeline Tweedy Olivia Son Harrisonburg High School Amherst County High School Cumberland High School Cynthia Prieto FA Sandra Goldman FA Courtenay Kelly FA Lisa Warren FA Donald Handy FA Nadia Elasha Malak Bani-Hani Carson Berry Sydney Gilbert Ala Ibrahim Ashby Burnett Matthew Hazlegrove Cameron Neary Cesian Guditerrez Holly Tillett Sarai Perez Camacho Shawn McBride Brandon White Mark Shindyapin Rachael Taylor E. C. Glass High School Alanna Whitfield Amelia County High School Karen Yates FA Gia Yoder Katie Jamrozy FA Cade Bailey Heritage High School Megan Martin FA Trevor Buck Kim Gafford FA Emani Coghill Kayla Callahan SF Kiki Burns Andrew Ford Quinton Ellis Malik Harvey Seth Hawkins Logan Hawkins Indya Page Cassidy Stokes Rebekah Lass SF Shiniya Scott Jarvis Wingo Landon Nuckles Hopewell High School Broadway High School Leighton Simonton SF Keith Claassen FA Ann Hill FA Aaliyah Womack SF Hunter Cowden Mark Rexrode FA East Rockingham High School Imani Edmonds Madison Greenawalt Helen Harmon FA Garet Jordan Zach Hiter Jennifer Jones FA Leein Leech Peter Miller Quinton Berry Elana Nichols Abigail Olmstead Madisyn Hess James Monroe High School Linda Wenger Berkley Wentz Emily Freed FA Brookville High School Eastern View High School Lyman Hine FA Brett Hastie FA Kayla Cabrera SF Rain Blakesley Brooksie Kramer FA Sarah Fitzgerald FA Elisha Ellis Jordan Bondurant Elizabeth Jackson McCray Fidler Carley Burnette Lenna Neely SF Maren Gudmunddsson Madison Sims Capriana Phillips Grace Hall Emmie Summy Hannah Thompson SF Lizzie Hamlett Jadah Tubbs Caitlin Walker Deven Terri Buckingham County High School Essex High School James Wood High School Mary Stearrett FA Diondra Mercer FA Teresa Haskiell FA Sarah Brown Channing Moss FA Stephanie Woshner FA Taylor Corona Canee Beachamp Melissa Cummins Alley Ragland Chelsea Blagmon Kristen Enns Rebecca Ragland Mandy Byrd Cole McQuaid Sarah Wittington Destiny Roane Patricia Sousa Carver College and Career Academy Sydney Ross Claire Woznak Laurie Messer FA Fluvanna Leadership Academy John Handley High School Jill Perlmutter FA David Small FA Holly Conde FA Tiana Bezares Meredith Albright Larry Gale FA Nia Gutiererrez Maddie Garrett SF John Delaney Rachel Reyes Nicole Kent SF Adeline Pratt Taylor VanEck Sophie Kershner SF Julia Ricci Kavon Weeden Megan Ludwig SF Sara Snow SF Charlottesville High School Marley McGrath SF Haley Swartz SF Will Gore FA Bella O'Brien SF Megan Bird Stella Sokolowski Jonah Weissman Ellen Yates SCHOOLS & PARTICIPANTS Faculty Advisor - FA Senior Facilitator - SF Kettle Run High School Monticello High School Rockbridge County High School Megan Campbell FA Jennifer Meade FA Robyn Sherman FA Sharon Krasny FA Jeanette Stott FA Corey Wallace FA Madison Fitzpatrick Jenna Driskell Rachel Alexander Josie Freeman Skylar Hall Christiana Branche Joshua Rigby Lucas Johnson Mary Higgins Jenna Rowell Jenna Koon SF Christina Hull Grace Stone Rebecca Nordt Amire Rogers King George High School Caleigh Smith Chesley Strickler Marynn Dause FA Aleah Stevenson David Wilhelm Mariya Bokovnya Murray High School Salem High School Abigail Gardiner Charlotte Wellen FA Anna Dyer FA Tatev Kyosababyan Alex Ambrosini Amber Pogue FA Kyra Newman Deean Chacon-Valadez Ellyn Anama Riley Sawdy Dani Miller Dana Bassford King William High School Samantha Peterson Isabel Baynum Michelle Yates FA Evan Smith Christian Crowley Jake Duresky Rachel Spath Hannah Terry Jaycie Horner Emily Thomas-Clarke Sherando High School Macy Ruppert Nelson County High School Jennifer McKannan FA Preston Upshaw Elizabeth Knight FA Jason Uhry FA Liberty High School Carla Betancourt Taylor Fogarty SF Robin Waldron FA Delaney Bias SF Benjamin Gustafson SF Olivia Haynes Lauren Canody Catherine Price SF Karlyn Jones Willow Crocker Alexa Venturato Jaylen Lawrence Celia Hines SF Ben Winn Emily Tinsley Zoe Ogilvie SF Spotswood High School Maloni Wright John Saunders Paul De La Garza FA Louisa County High School Hunter Svedeba Hannah Hagan Carrie Hicks FA Kaya Winsheimer David Johnson Maddie Boone Orange County High School Christele Mushagasha Brent Miller Laurie Limoge-Jamerson FA Joohee Yang Abby Osbourne Lauren Alston SF Stuarts Draft High School Julia Ward Jeremy Bowling SF Andrew Fauber FA Luray High School Gene Flecker Kristie Comer FA Mallory Benson FA Michael Jamerson SF Justus Butler Carrie Campbell FA Mackenzie Rankin Reagan Mihailoff Caleb Alger Helen Thompson
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