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Mrs. Poppy Cox
CTE / Early Childhood

(336) 498-2682

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Early Education I, Early Education II, Parenting & Childhood Development

Education

I am a graduate of Randleman High School. I earned my B.S. in Education (K-6) from UNC-Greensboro. In 2016, I added FACS to my certificate which allows me to teach Parenting and Child Development and Early Childhood Education I and II.

Experience

I taught First Grade at Randleman Elementary from 1997-2000 and 2008-2016. In Fall 2016, I became the FACS teacher for Parenting and Child Development and Early Childhood Education I and II at RHS.

Bio

Hello! I am Poppy Cox. I am a Randleman High School graduate and excited to be a part of RHS. I teach Parenting and Child Development and Early Education I and II. Through these courses, I am able to connect my experience as a First Grade Teacher with students who are interested in learning about child development and careers. It is always a great day to be a Tiger!

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