She has expertise in minority health and behavioral health programs, policies, and related legislation with subject matter expertise in minority health, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, cardiovascular disease, health disparities, health care reform, tribal issues, re-entry and criminal justice issues, international behavioral health, co-occurring mental health and trauma, and women’s and adolescent services. Leonard, a Fayetteville native and graduate of Reid Ross High School, has a broad background in public health. It is one of the nation’s oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of women who are committed to enriching, sustaining and ensuring the culture and economic survival of African Americans and other people of African ancestry.
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The membership consists more than 16,000 professional women of color in 292 chapters located in 41 states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, and the United Kingdom. The Links is an international, not-for-profit corporation, established in 1946. Leonard was tabbed for the post at the organization’s 41st National Assembly in Indianapolis, Indiana. is a 1986 alumna of Fayetteville State University (FSU), and the 17th national president of The Links, Incorporated. Posted by a parent on Read more reviews on GreatSchools.Kimberly Jeffries Leonard, Ph.D. Hands down Fletcher is the best but we bought a home in Etowah thinking that because of the ratings, it would be a great school also. There may be teachers here who are better as we have experience with only a handful, but it is sad that a school allows the kind of horrific behavior from a teacher and does nothing about it! If you are new to the area and looking for a good school, Fletcher Elementary is the best! The school zones were redrawn twice while living in the area so my children have been to Edneyville Elem (only 1 child), Fletcher Elem, Etowah Elem, and Mills River Elem. The front office staff is only marginally friendly. They got a new principal the year we left and he seems MUCH better than the last one who would never talk to parents. In fact, my daughter's fifth grade teacher was the worst teacher any of my 5 children has ever had! This is definitely not a skewed opinion or from the parent of a trouble maker my daughter is an A student and is social, sweet, and has no weird personality or behavior issues. Two of my children went to this school and I was very disappointed with their teachers.
This school does not live up to its ratings. I think this forum is a powerful tool and all parents should take 5 minutes to weigh in on their schools. I will post again at the end of the year. We have the new one for my son's homeroom and she is a pleasure. I haven't had any bad experiences with the 5th grade teachers so far.(like previous poster) but there is a NEW one so they might have fixed the problem. Mills River is doing a good job so far teaching above average students. They teach to the test and to the AVERAGE students. Our school in MA wouldn't even consider doing this. They also gave him a special math booklet to do when he whips through the normal stuff they give him. They bumped him up in spelling in week 5 from unit 3 to 22. Our 2nd grader is enjoying the school and is being challenged to his advanced ability. He helped us feel like we made the right decision as to where to place our incoming 11 yr old. It has only been a few weeks but we just moved here from MA and I am so happy for the kids to have teachers that seem to care and enjoy their jobs.
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