Back to School FITC: Administration

New ASL teacher Lauren Holesapple has been teaching high school students in Loudoun county for 20 years. Inspired to teach and spread ASL at a very young age herself. “There was a deaf girl in my fifth grade reading class, and I watched her interpreter. And I learned it easily,” Holesapple said. “Then, I was a senior in high school, and I had to figure out what I wanted to do. So I researc...

Former Parkview teacher Michael Vereb knew he wanted to be a teacher since he himself was a high school student at Parkview High School. “Whenever I was a senior in high school, I took teacher cadets, what is now like future educators or educators rising. So I knew I wanted to be a teacher when I was in high school. I got scholarships from Parkview to go on and become a teacher. And I get to live my drea...

Halfway through last year’s predominately virtual school year, Matthew Siler was brought into Loudoun Valley as an addition to the Counseling office. Now, he is a permanent member of the school’s faculty. “I work with the ninth and tenth grade students with last names P through Z. So far this school year, it's been fun,” Siler said. Siler enjoys the LVHS environment, and believes that it...