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Schools
Belvedere educator known for patience, skillPublished 06/12/09
When a troop of middle-schoolers arrived at Belvedere Elementary School in Arnold on the first day of school last fall, Principal Susan Errichiello's inner alarm went off.
J. Henson - The CapitalBelvedere Elementary School first-graders Charlie Tingle, left, and Trinity Munroe talk with their teacher, Ruth Norment, during an end-of-year picnic Wednesday. Norment was named the county’s teacher of the month for June. But there was no need to worry - they just wanted to see their first-grade teacher, Ruth Norment. "They said, 'We want to tell her how great we've done,' " Errichiello said. "She has a following that goes back two, three generations." Colleagues at Belvedere said children adore Norment, a petite brunette with a shy demeanor, 39 years of teaching experience and endless patience. Recently she was named the county's...
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