Background
Price, Richard Steven was born on April 25, 1957 in Rome, Georgia, United States. Son of Harold Robert and Foye Lee (Bloodworth) Price.
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Richard Steven Price
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Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education, Berry College, 1980.
Career
Assistant educational department, Boys Club of Rome, 1974-1978; educational department director, Boys Club of Rome, 1978-1980; industrial arts/technical education instructor, Pointe South Junior H.S./Middle School, Jonesboro, Georgia, since 1980; assistant football and basketball coach, Pointe South Junior H.S./Middle School, Jonesboro, 1980-1989; assistant football coach, Mount Zion H.S., Jonesboro, 1990-1992. Instructor teacher workshop Georgia Southern U., Statesboro, 1994-1995. Curriculum development Georgia State Department Education, Atlanta, 1990, 92, 93, 95.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Clayton Clean and Beautiful, Jonesboro, 1982-1992. Sign maker Pete McQueen for School Superintendent, Jonesboro, 1988, Clayton County Schools-Partners in Education, Clayton County, since 1993. Volunteer collect toys at Christmas Clayton County Family Care, Forest Park, Georgia, since 1980.
Member Georgia Industrial Technology Education Association (treasurer/president-elect since 1977), International Technology Education Association, Technology Student Association (advisor Pointe South Junior H.S./Middle School since 1980, coordinator competitive events committee since 1985, Coffey Inspirational Teacher award 1983, 93, Teacher Excellence award 1994), Georgia Technology Student Association (advisory council chairman, 1984-1987, 95—), National Technology Student Association (coordination competitive events committee since 1985).
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Connections
Married Linda Sue Thompson, July 16, 1988. Children: Kyle Robert, Kaylyn Nicole.
Awards
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Recipient National Advisor of Year award American Industrial Arts Student Association, 1984, Proclamation in his honor Georgia Governor Joe Frank Harris, 1990.Recipient National Advisor of Year award American Industrial Arts Student Association, 1984, Proclamation in his honor Georgia Governor Joe Frank Harris, 1990.