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CISNC Honors Suzanne Gordon with the Power of One Award

Gordon Pictured with Mentee Carol 

On Tuesday, August 13, 2019, Suzanne Gordon, Board Chair for Communities In Schools of Wake County was recognized with the statewide H. Glenn Williams Power of One Award for her ongoing commitment and dedication to students in Wake County.  A multiplier of impact, Gordon has been a long-time mentor and plays a leadership role with the CIS Wake Board of Directors.

The H. Glenn Williams Power of One Award was established to recognize exemplary performance by an individual(s) identified by their colleagues as having consistently excelled in their volunteer leadership positions and demonstrated integrity and a strong commitment to the mission, model, and values of Communities In Schools.

 

Testimonials

As the son of a public school educator, the value of education opportunities for all children was always of great importance. My professional connections with CIS Wake co-founders, Glenn Williams and Alex Holmes, introduced me to CIS, but the mission and the people hooked me.

Mark Larson

Board Member

I want to be a part of the solution of empowering and providing resources to help students fulfill
their goals and dreams.

Trey Jones

Board Member

“We can improve [student] attendance by helping them find a dream to chase.”

Chris Evans

Board Member

CIS Wake is committed to improving the lives and future of each student it touches. I am proud to have had the opportunity to be a part of such an illustrious history.

Cathy Thomas-Jones

Certified Educator

Communities In Schools of Wake County has played a significant role in my life. The organization has supported me in several ways from elementary school to my masters degree. The dedication and commitment of the network is unmatched. I am proud to be a board member and honored that I have the opportunity to pay it forward.

Chantel

Alumni In Motion, Board

Come with me to the learning center…they can help you get smarter.

Anthony

CIS Wake Student

The more knowledge we have, the better. Please volunteer with Communities In Schools because any lessons you can teach would be welcomed. Give all you can, even if it’s just a little.

Alshanice

Former CIS Wake Student
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