Tar Heel Teachers at Home is a weekly videocast focused on engaging North Carolinians in conversations about education. Each week, a panel of educators interview a guest(s).

In this videocast, the Tar Heel Teachers interview Dr. Tim Markley (Superintendent of New Hanover County Schools) about his recent selection as the 2019 Regional Superintendent of the Year for the Southeast Educational Alliance. He also shares how New Hanover County Schools is working to address issues around equity.

This week’s panel:

• • Moderator: Marlow M. Artis, Upward Bound Director (Sampson County Schools) Twitter: @TarHeelTeachers
  • Elementary School Panelist: Amy Tart, 5th Grade English/Language Arts & Social Studies Teacher at Union Intermediate School (Sampson County Schools) Twitter: @Cards4Scholars
  • Middle School Panelist: Sabrina Webb, 6th Grade English/Language Arts & Social Studies Teacher Teacher at Roseboro-Salemburg Middle School (Sampson County Schools) Twitter: @WebbSabrina2
  • High School Panelist: Lawrence Smalls, Assistant Principal at E.E. Smith High School (Cumberland County Schools)Twitter: @LawrenceLSmalls
  • Support Personnel Panelist: Carla Marlin Smith, Parent Engagement Specialist (Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools) Twitter: @CMS_parenttchr
  • Guest(s): Dr. Tim Markley, Superintendent of New Hanover County Schools Twitter: @tsmarkley

Marlow Artis

Marlow Artis is the Creator and Chief Content Purveyor for Tar Heel Teachers, which encompasses a website, an educational panel talk show, a videocast: Tar Heel Teachers at Home, and an educational travel series: Tar Heel Teachers on the Road. In addition to moderating and executive producing these media platforms, he happily served for five years as a sixth grade English/Language Arts teacher.