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Submitted by joycetheriot on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 10:54am.
Hello, I'm Joyce Theriot and I teach high school science in the West Chester Area School District. Until this past year we had 2 high schools, East and Henderson where I taught. The district opened its newest high school last September and I'm very happy to be in that place mostly because it's only 15 minutes from my home via beautiful country roads. The school is on a 75 acre campus of rolling hills and I love watching the red tail hawks nesting within view of my lab's window. In the morning the sun rises over the hills in front of the school; a vista that appears like mountains catching the first rays of light. The bucolic scenery, watching the wildlife as well as farmers rolling the hay in the fields just gives me a sense of peace, very enjoyable.

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