Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Essential to the success of any school is the role of the faculty. Although they have different titles-Principal, Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, Teacher - they function as one to provide leadership and guidance for the stu- dents. As instructors, disciplinarians, and often as friends, the faculty members help inspire and push students toward excellence. They feel that students need to do more than just the bare essentials. Beyond reading, writing, and 'rith- metic, teachers encourage students to partici- pate in sports, clubs, and other extracirricular activities. lVlany faculty members serve as coaches and club sponsors. Fiecognizing the extreme importance of activities outside the classroom, these teachers remain at school long after classes have ended. Along with after- noons and many evenings, teachers, spend weekends and other days off with their clubs and teams. Often swamped with paperwork, our guid- ance counselors and principals always make time to help students. They help with problems both personal and acedemic. Counselors pro- vide information on test scores, colleges, and occupations. These counselors give support in a student's pursuit of higher education and en- courage students to go on beyond high school. The principals provide discipline and leadership. Faculty members who are not coaching are often our most enthusiastic and supportive fans. Looking into the crowd at both home and away games, you will often find a group of ex- cited, spirited faculty members cheering loudly for our team. Together, our faculty provides guidance and inspiration for the entire student body to make the learning experience a memorable and re- warding one.