Carole Campbell

Background

Carole Campbell was born in 1939, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; the daughter of George N. Sr. and Jeanne (Bieber) Redington, a logistics engineer.

Education

Carole Campbell received a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Master of Education degrees at West Chester University. She also attended St. Joseph’s University.

Career

In 1961 Carole Campbell began her career as a classroom teacher in and around West Chester, becoming a substitute teacher in 1968. Two years later she was appointed as a teacher at Exton Baptist Nursery School and worked there till 1972.

From 1972 to 1997 Carole served as an educator and reading specialist at Coatesville Area School District. Almost at the same time, she held the position of teacher at Immaculata College. In 2000 Campbell was appointed as an operator of a framing business for computer cartoons. She is also a volunteer reader at the local library and a contributor of children’s poems to newsletters.

Carole Campbell wrote her first book Teacher’s Guide for Window of Time in 1997. The second book Powder Monkey was published in 1999.

Achievements

• Carole Campbell is the author of two amazing works Teacher’s Guide for Window of Time and Powder Monkey. She also was recognized as an outstanding teacher according to the Coatesville Area school district.

Works

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• book

  • Teachers Guide for Window of Time

    (Window of Time presents a glimpse into Civil War history ...)

    1997
  • The Powder Monkey 1999

Membership

Carole Campbell is a member of the International Reading Association, National Education Association, Pennsylvania Education Association, Chester County Historical Society, Friends of Chester County Library and Beta Sigma Phi.

Interests

• Golf, tennis, watercolor painting

Connections

Carole Campbell married R. Thomas Campbell, a health systems consultant and writer, on June 25, 1960. They have two children - Stephen S. and Caren J.

Father:

George N. Sr. Redington

George N. Sr. Redington worked in corporate sales.

Mother:

Jeanne Redington

Jeanne Redington was a logistics engineer.

child:

Stephen S. Campbell

child:

Caren J. Campbell

husband:

R. Thomas Campbell

R. Thomas Campbell is a health systems consultant and writer.