Judy Hopkins Mansfield

Background

Mansfield, Judy Hopkins was born on August 14, 1944 in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States. Daughter of Charles L. and Catherine (Greene) Hopkins.

Education

Bachelor, Transylvania U., 1966; postgraduate, Pepperdine U., 1973-1978; postgraduate, University of California at Los Angeles, 1980.

Career

Elementary teacher, Fayette County School District, Lexington, Kentucky, 1966-1967; 2d-3d grade teacher, Fayette County School District, Lexington, Kentucky, 1967-1970; substitute teacher, Los Angeles Unified School District, 1970-1971; kindergarten teacher, John Thomas Dye School, Los Angeles, 1971-1986; 1st grade teacher, John Thomas Dye School, Los Angeles, since 1986; mathematics chairperson, John Thomas Dye School, Los Angeles, since 1986; emergency preparedness coordinator, John Thomas Dye School, Los Angeles, since 1983; mentor teacher, John Thomas Dye School, Los Angeles, since 1985. Representative Eco School Project, Los Angeles, since 1990. Representative California Association Indiana Schools, 1992.

Member John Thomas Dye Long Range Planning Committee, 1993. Member evaluation team Western Association Indiana Schools, 1994.

Achievements

• Judy Hopkins Mansfield has been listed as a noteworthy Elementary education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Active Orangutan Foundation, Los Angeles, since 1988, Defenders of Wildlife, Washington, since 1985, California Against Waste, Los Angeles, since 1987. Member International Reading Association, California Reading Association, San Fernando Valley Reading Association, Santa Monica Reading Association, National Council Teachers Mathematics California Council Teachers Mathematics Los Angeles Council Teachers Mathematics Association Ednl. Therapists.

Interests

• Avocations: backpacking, travel, working with animals.

Connections

Married Ron J. Mansfield, March 25, 1972.

Father:

Charles L. Hopkins

Mother:

Catherine (Greene) Hopkins

Spouse:

Ron J. Mansfield