Leadership Bedford studies education, public safety
January 12, 2012
Members of the 2012 Leadership Bedford class, an annual program sponsored by the Shelbyville-Bedford County Chamber of Commerce geared toward developing community leaders, toured local schools Wednesday. The tour was part of the program's Public Safety and Education Day, one of a handful of class days designed at informing Leadership Bedford participants about local business, government, industry and education.
Dr. Tracy Lampley, Harris Middle School principal, gave class members a tour of the school.
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Dr. Ray Butrum engages Kelsey Parker with his fist of knowledge as Alyssa Hoover looks on.
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Tim Harwell speaks to the group about the success of Thomas Magnet and shares news of exciting things coming its way.
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EMA director Scott Johnson speaks to the group about the county's emergency response preparedness.
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Middle Tennessee Education Center (MTEC) Lisa Moore was also a presenter during yesterday's Leadership Bedford class day.
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Members of the adult class including, from left, David Simpson, Jason Arnold, Matt Ledbetter and Terry Vinson listen to Tim Harwell speak in the Thomas library.
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Public Safety and Education Day kicked off with a presentation made to the group by Shelbyville Det. Carol Jean, back row, center. Also pictured, back row from left: Matt Ledbetter, Denise Dickens, (Jean), Vickie Haskins, Jo Ann Fann. Front row, from left: Jason Arnold, David Simpson, Terry Vinson and Jon Baker. (Submitted photo)
Public Safety and Education Day kicked off with a presentation made to the group by Shelbyville Det. Carol Jean, back row, center. Also pictured, back row from left: Matt Ledbetter, Denise Dickens, (Jean), Vickie Haskins, Jo Ann Fann. Front row, from left: Jason Arnold, David Simpson, Terry Vinson and Jon Baker.
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TTCS's Albert Stone, middle, speaks to the Leadership Bedford Youth class about the machine program as TTCS student John Savage looks on. At right is Kelsey Parker of Cascade High School.
(T-G Photo by Sadie Fowler)
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