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Degrees and Certifications:
BS Geology BS Science Education
Mr. Jerry Sheppard
Hi. I'm Jerry Sheppard. I am a science teacher at Cleveland High School. I have a BS degree in Geology from Campbell University, and I also graduated from NC State Summa Cum Laude with a BS degree in Science Education.
My hobbies include gaming (computer games, chess, RPG's) and Shaolin Kung Fu. I, along with Jim Bono, are the teacher sponsors for the school's gaming club. Meetings for the Gaming Club are Tuesdays during Power Lunch.
Email: JerrySheppard@Johnston.k12.nc.us.
Powerpoints and other instructional information can be found near the top of the page, right hand side, organized by subject, and then by unit.
Thanks.
Schedule (Fall 2018):
1st Block: Astronomy
2nd Block: Astronomy
3rd Block: Planning
4th Block: Honors Chemistry
Schedule (Spring 2019)
1st Block: Honors Physics
2nd Block: Honors Chemistry
3rd Block: Honors Chemistry
4th Block: Planning
Tutorials:
Wednesday: B Lunch
Friday: A Lunch
Otherwise by appointment.
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