Dr. Cooperβs background ranges from teaching music to leading classrooms in reading and English. She believes education is the most impactful career in society and brings that passion to her work at NFP.
Position: Assistant Principal
Hometown: Clarksburg, WV
Pets: A dog, Josie; a cat named Maggie
Married: Yes
Children: None
Background/Specializations: Previously held positions include an elementary music teacher, Title 1 reading specialist, and high school English teacher. Degrees/specializations include a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from Alderson-Broaddus College; a Masters in Reading from Fairmont State University; an administrative license from Salem University; and a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from Liberty University.
Why did you choose this career: I chose a career in education because I believe that there is no career choice that is more impactful to society: Educators have the ability to make a difference every day.
Hobbies: I enjoy music: I play piano, French horn, and guitar.
What Do You Like Best About NFP: I enjoy working with the students and families at NFP. I also love being part of the staff team β it truly does feel like a family at our school, where everyone plays an important role daily for our students.