Joy Stewart

So will teachers, said Joy Stewart, the head of Maple Street's math department and one of the originators and developers of the symposium.

"There's definitely been a change in what is needed in the workplace for employees," she said.

Also new to the staff is kindergarten teacher Joy Stewart, who replaces Kim Field-Marvin, kindergarten teacher since 1998, who will teach English and history to upper school students.
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Stewart has taught in the Arlington school district for 13 years, most recently as kindergarten teacher where she planned and implemented the full-day program, including an individualized reading program.Stewart holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from the University of Vermont and is currently a candidate for a master's degree in education at UVM.

MANCHESTER - Maple Street School continues its community workshop series for parents and educators with a presentation on "Supporting the Development of Your 5-8 Year Old," by clinical psychologist Dr. Cynthia Jenkins and Kindergarten teacher Joy Stewart on Saturday, March 5 from 10-11:30 a.m. in the school library.
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Stewart, who teaches Kindergarten at Maple Street School and recently held a math workshop for parents and educators, will also focus on age-focused activities and ideas for parents to support burgeoning math skills at home.

"It was a perfect day," Kindergarten teacher Joy Stewart said.

Also new to the staff is kindergarten teacher Joy Stewart, who replaces Kim Field-Marvin, the kindergarten teacher since 1998, who will teach English and history to Upper School students.
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Stewart has taught in the Arlington school district for 13 years, most recently as kindergarten teacher, where she planned and implemented the full-day program, including an individualized reading program.

Stewart holds a B.S. in elementary education from the University of Vermont and is a candidate for a master's in education at the University of Vermont.