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Donna Betts
Donna Betts, a very special person in the CIS Library, helps students bring out the best in their reading skills. Mrs. Betts worked in other libraries for thirteen years before coming to CIS. One of the schools she worked at was Angleton Middle School West. Mrs. Betts attended Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge for two years. After realizing that Northwest Louisiana University offered a library, she transferred and graduated with a degree to teach kindergarten through eighth grade with a minor in library science. Mrs. Betts has taught third and fourth grade in all subjects and language arts for sixth grade. "Yes , I love to read and I enjoy teaching. Library work is always fun," said Mrs. Betts. She also said, "My mother encouraged me to get the additional certification because it would qualify me for a wider range of job opportunities." Mrs. Betts gave the CIS students some advice that should be learned by all, "Learn as much as you can about technology and read as much as you can. Knowledge really is power!"
Beverly James
Beverly
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Beverly James is the nurse at Clute Intermediate School. She attended several colleges. Her grandparents inspired her to become a nurse. She loves to work with students. She does not like it when students are not truthful about their problems. She worked at Polk Elementary for ten years before coming to C.I.S. The challenge in her job is teaching the students the skills they will need in life to stay healthy and safe.
