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1. chapelhillnews.com | Retirees, longtime staff are honored
www.chapelhillnews.com/communi - [Cached]Published on: 8/14/2007 Last Visited: 1/3/2008
Hill High School; Nancy F. Kelly, Spanish teacher, East Chapel Hill High School; Richard Pierce, assistant principal, East Chapel Hill High School; Carol Orringer, French teacher, Ephesus Elementary; Viola Johnson, teacher assistant, Estes Hills Elementary; Nancy Brickman, gifted education specialist, Estes Hills Elementary; Rebecca Robinson, third-grade teacher, Estes Hills Elementary; Julie Daniels, exceptional children's program facilitator; Mary Alston, kindergarten teacher, Frank Porter Graham Elementary; Phyllis Greene, fourth-grade teacher, Frank Porter Graham Elementary; Alan Parker, technology specialist, Frank Porter Graham Elementary; Kathy C. Olley, exceptional children's teacher, Frank Porter Graham Elementary; Doris Riggsbee, Glenwood Elementary, teacher assistant; Mohe Tanner, secretary, Head Start Program; Dorothy A. Works, language arts teacher, McDougle Middle School; Margaret Eloise Scarborough, exceptional children's resource teacher, Seawell Elementary; Nancy Cowal -
2. heraldsun.com: Police presence in schools may drop
www.heraldsun.com/orange/10-36 - [Cached]Published on: 6/23/2003 Last Visited: 6/24/2003
"Back when we didn't have SROs [school resource officers], not having them didn't seem to be a problem," Richard Pierce, assistant principal of Phillips Middle School, said.
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Seeing a uniformed officer in the hallways will sometimes prevent a student from doing something harmful, added Pierce.
"There's no question that prevention is, by far, the most important service," he said. "The other is the sense of safety that students and faculty feel."
The SRO is often the first responder to a fight or situation, and is trained to handle it, Pierce said. The officer also provides an instant link to emergency communication through police radio, and will know of hazards in the community immediately, he said. -
3. Newcomers (12/16/2001, CHN)
www.chapelhillnews.com/Real_Es - [Cached]Published on: 12/16/2001 Last Visited: 12/24/2001
Phillips Middle School -- Estes Drive, Chapel Hill, 929-2188, Richard Pierce, principal
