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DOCKS AT THE CAPITOL
126 Hay St. • 423-6257
www.docksatthecapitol.com
THE DOGHOUSE
3049 Owen Dr. • 910-826-9761
www.thedoghousegroup.com
Jan. 13 Mike Odonell
Jan. 15 Wicked Lizzard
Jan. 16 Crush -N - Run
Jan. 17 Johnson Kinlaw
Jan. 19 Karaoke w/ DJ Scotty
HUSKE HARDWARE-
HOUSE
405 Hay Street • 437-9905
www.huskehardware.com
Mon. Monday Night Football
Wed. Acoustic Night & Meet
the Brewmaster
Thurs. NFL Football & Ladies
Night
Fri. & Sat Live DJ and Dancing
IT'Z ENTERTAINMENT
CITY
4118 Legend Ave. • 910-826-4635
www.itzentertainmentcity.com
Jan. 13 David the Piano Man
Parker
Jan. 17 DL Doken
JESTER'S PUB
6577 Fisher Road • 910-423-6100
www.jesterspub.com
Thurs. Open Mic
LOCKSCREEK SEAFOOD
GRILLE & OYSTER BAR
1130 Person St.. • 323-5625
www.campbelltonlanding.com
PADDY'S
2 606B Raeford Rd. • 910-677-0055
www.paddygibneypub.com
Wed. Steel Tip Dart Competition
Thurs. Autumn Nicholas, Paddy & Bill
Fri. Paddy & Bill
THE ROCK SHOP
106 S. Eastern Blvd. • 910-321-ROCK
www.therockshoplive.com
Jan. 16 Phoenix Down/Consume the
Stars/Kaustic/Phuket
Underwater
Jan. 17 Asbestos
Jan. 18 Open Mic
Jan. 21 Ionia
Jan. 22 Metal Sanaz/Betray Your Own/
Loudwater Fury/Bound N
Gagged/Schmegma/The River
City/Rot Gut Likker
FAYETTEVILLE 1
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866
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942
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7762
www.plannedparenthood.org/centralnc
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Plannin
is Powe
"
Birth control
gives me the power
to plan my future.
"
FAYETTEVILLE 1
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866
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942
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7762
www.plannedparenthood.org/centralnc
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Planning
is Power.
4551 Yadkin Rd.
Beginning Teacher of the Month Beginning Teacher of the Month
Congratulations to
Megan Bailey
Beginning Teacher of the Month
for Cumberland County Schools
January's Beginning Teacher of the
Month is Megan Bailey from Max Ab-
bott Middle School. Ms. Bailey has the
confi dence and instructional delivery
of a veteran teacher. She utilizes mul-
tiple strategies such as cooperative
learning, Think-Pair-Share, Peer Teach-
ing, and assorted graphic organiz-
ers that she has learned from various
workshops and college coursework.
Her students are always engaged in
meaningful learning.
One of Megan's strengths is class-
room management. She uses various
techniques such as clapping and ran-
dom stick draw to manage her class
during instruction. She has already mastered "the look" (which is working quite
well for her). When issues arise, Megan disciplines her students with dignity
and will take them aside when discussing an issue to ensure privacy, which
validates the respect she has for the students.
Megan's personality has enabled her to make a strong connection with her
students. They practically run into the room to see what they will be learning
that day. Megan is an integral part of her team at Max Abbott. She meets with
her grade level curriculum teachers weekly to plan for the upcoming weeks.
She also shares strategies and ideas with her teammates on a daily basis.
Overall, Megan is a great role model for other teachers in the building. Her
county mentor has been equally impressed with the level of success Megan is
experiencing in her fi rst year of teaching. Megan is eager for advice on becom-
ing a better teacher and always implements suggestions from her mentors.
Her county mentor observes Megan teaching and responding to children sim-
ilar to a seasoned teacher. She does an excellent job.
Ms. Bailey grew up in Lexington, North Carolina
and is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill. Megan is still
a member of the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor
Society in Education.
Sponsored by: Federal Transition to Teaching Grant and
