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Kea in it for the love of teaching
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This week’s faculty member is Ms. Jennifer Kea. This is her first year teaching at RHHS. She is currently teaching courses in American Military History and Honors Geography.

Q: Where are you originally from?

A: Vidalia, GA.

Q: How long have you been teaching?

A: Seven and a half years.

Q: Have you always wanted to be a teacher? Were you ever anything else?

A: No, my dad and aunt taught, and I was at first pushed away from education. I wanted to be, and eventually became, a journalist because of my love for writing.

Q: What made you decide to become a teacher?

A: I took a job teaching at a Tech School and loved it. As cheesy as this sounds, I came back to education for the love of teaching.

Q: How does RHHS compare to other schools you’ve taught at?

A: RHHS is definitely the best I’ve ever taught at. The student body is very nice, the faculty is friendly, and the overall education system is top notch compared to other places I’ve taught such as Coffee County, Douglas, and Tattnall High Schools.

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