Stephanie E. Bishop
Assistant Principal
2001
J. E. J. Moore Middle School
Disputanta, VA
Grade(s):
At the time of the Award, Stephanie E. Bishop was:
Teacher/Department Chair
Prince George High School
Prince George, VA
Subject(s) Taught: Drama/Theater, Film Exploration, English/Language
Grade(s): 10-12
Biographical Information:
Stephanie E. Bishop is now assistant principal of the J.E.J. Moore Middle School in Disputanta. Previously, she was a drama teacher and fine arts department chair at Prince George High School in Prince George, where she created an award-winning theater arts program. Bishop taught students all aspects of theater, including writing, directing and proper use of voice and diction, and involved the entire school community in her program by encouraging faculty participation in productions, coordinating fundraisers with the PTA and spearheading an area arts festival. Her students won district, regional and state competitions with their plays and productions, and several were selected to attend the prestigious Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities. In addition to her accomplishments in drama, Bishop has developed courses and curricula in women's studies and film.
Assistant Principal
2001
J. E. J. Moore Middle School
Disputanta, VA
Grade(s):
At the time of the Award, Stephanie E. Bishop was:
Teacher/Department Chair
Prince George High School
Prince George, VA
Subject(s) Taught: Drama/Theater, Film Exploration, English/Language
Grade(s): 10-12
Biographical Information:
Stephanie E. Bishop is now assistant principal of the J.E.J. Moore Middle School in Disputanta. Previously, she was a drama teacher and fine arts department chair at Prince George High School in Prince George, where she created an award-winning theater arts program. Bishop taught students all aspects of theater, including writing, directing and proper use of voice and diction, and involved the entire school community in her program by encouraging faculty participation in productions, coordinating fundraisers with the PTA and spearheading an area arts festival. Her students won district, regional and state competitions with their plays and productions, and several were selected to attend the prestigious Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities. In addition to her accomplishments in drama, Bishop has developed courses and curricula in women's studies and film.
Note: This biography was updated on 3/29/07
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Degrees/Certifications
1995 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, B.A.
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