Angela Seiders

Fred Cheeks (Reservoir Middle School) will go to An Achievable Dream school; Christopher McLaughlin (Kiln Creek Elementary School) will go to Briarfield Elementary School; Lucy Ann Hancock (Riverside Elementary School) will go to Warwick Early Childhood Center; Deborah Pack (Yates Elementary School) will go to Kiln Creek; Shannon Panko (Briarfield) will go to Riverside; Angela Seiders (Crittenden Middle School) will go to Reservoir and Gwen Clash (Watkins Elementary School) will go to Denbigh Early Childhood Center as an assistant principal.

Impressed by the students' interest, Crittenden Principal Angela Seiders proposed that Spencer teach forensics full time.

"I wanted something different that would catch students' curiosity but at the same time get them excited about learning," Seiders said.

This year, Crittenden, a science, math and technology magnet school, is also introducing a Web master and robotics class, along with animal and forensic sciences."That's kind of a hot thing," Seiders said.

Forensics classes are popping up around the nation, according to a December story in The New York Times, because of the subject's popularity and the growing amount of curriculum material provided by Court TV and other Web sites.
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"She really has taken the ball and run with it," Seiders said.

The elective class, forensic science, will be taught first semester to four classes of 25 students.

On Monday, the city School Board approved the appointments of Ben Hogan as principal of Hines Middle School, Debbie Fields as principal of Washington Middle School and Angela Seiders as principal of Crittenden Middle School.
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The board promoted Seiders to Crittenden from her job as assistant principal at Passage Middle School.

Seiders has worked as an assistant principal and instructional program administrator at Huntington Middle School, as an instructional specialist as well as summer school and Saturday school administrator at An Achievable Dream, and as a teacher.

She has a master's degree from George Washington University and bachelor's from Old Dominion University.