JUNE 9, 2014 - Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County Schools is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the consolidation of the city and county
school systems. As part of that, we’re recognizing people who are a product of
the school system who now work for the school system.
Susan Van Hoy, who graduated from East Forsyth High School in 1983, teaches first grade at Middle Fork Elementary School. She attended
Walkertown elementary and junior high schools before going to Carver and then to
East. She began working for the school
system in 2007.
“I remember all my teachers as
hardworking and caring,” Van Hoy said. “It has been a pleasure to be able to
teach in the same school district I grew up in. We have great students and
great staff not only at Middle Fork but throughout the school district.”
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| Susan Van Hoy |
Ava Bethea,
who graduated from Reynolds High School in 1973, is a primary reading teacher
assistant at Middle Fork Elementary School. She attended Carver Crest, which
was later named Cook in honor of a principal there, and went on to Paisley.
She started working for the school
system in 1990. Until 2004, she worked at South Fork Elementary and then went
to Middle Fork the year it opened in 2004.
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| Ava Bethea |
Antonia Jones, who is a teacher assistant at Middle Fork
Elementary, graduated from Carver High School in 2001. Before that, she attended
Mineral Springs elementary and middle schools. She started working for the
school system in 2005 as a field assistant in the Transportation Department.
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| Antonia Jones |
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