Louise Rigdon Clarke

Background

Clarke, Louise Rigdon was born on July 23, 1936 in Kansas City, Missoury. Daughter of Raymond Harrison and Margret (Britt) Rigdon.

Education

Bachelor, Agnes Scott College, 1954-1958; postgraduate, University of Virginia Master in Administration and Supervision, Radford U., 1986; Certificate Of Advanced Graduate Studies in Administrative Leadership, Virginia Technology, 1994.

Career

Arborvirus serologist, Center for Disease Control, Atlanta, 1958-1964; English teacher, Chinese Middle School, Taipei, Taiwan, 1965-1967; director Navy Relief Society for Marine Base, Camp LeJeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina, 1975-1976; science teacher, junior high school, 1980-1984; honours resource teacher, junior high programs for gifted, 1984-1986; coordinator programs for gifted, talented and highly motivated, Roanoke (Virginia) City Public Schools, since 1986. Adjunct faculty Hollins (Virginia) College, since 1989. Past president Roanoke Regional Council Education of the Gifted.

Achievements

• Louise Rigdon Clarke has been listed as a noteworthy Gifted student program administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ASCD, Virginia Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Association Gifted Children (president), Virginia Association for Education Gifted, American Ednl. Research Association Dela Kappa.

Connections

Children: Michael Terrell, Steven Harrison.

Father:

Raymond Harrison Rigdon

Mother:

Margret (Britt) Rigdon

child:

Michael Terrell Clarke

child:

Steven Harrison Clarke