Lynnhaven School Celebrates Humanities Teacher Evan Liddiard's Selection as K-12 Educator Fellow

Richmond, VA - Lynnhaven School is delighted to announce that Evan Liddiard, Humanities Teacher, has been chosen as one of the distinguished K-12 Educator Fellows for 2024 by Virginia Humanities. This prestigious fellowship recognizes Mr. Liddiard's dedication to enriching classroom experiences through the humanities and fostering inclusivity in education.

As a passionate educator at Lynnhaven School in Richmond, Virginia, Mr. Liddiard embodies the spirit of this fellowship, bringing his expertise and commitment to fostering engaging and inclusive learning environments. His selection as a K-12 Educator Fellow is a testament to his contributions to education in the state.

Throughout the nine-month fellowship program, Mr. Liddiard will collaborate with a cohort of 16 other educators from diverse backgrounds and specialties across the state to develop innovative learning experiences aligned with the Virginia Standards of Learning. Together, they will create comprehensive lesson plans and professional development offerings aimed at enriching the pedagogical landscape of Virginia.

"I am honored and excited to be selected as a K-12 Educator Fellow by Virginia Humanities," said Evan Liddiard, Humanities Teacher at Lynnhaven School. "This fellowship presents a unique opportunity to deepen my understanding of the humanities and collaborate with fellow educators to create inclusive and impactful learning experiences for our students."

Mr. Liddiard and his fellow cohort members will focus on amplifying historically excluded populations and communities in their curriculum, ensuring that their lesson plans and learning experiences reflect diversity and inclusivity. Their resources will be made available online, free of charge, to educators statewide through the Virginia Humanities Education website.

To learn more about Lynnhaven School, and our commitment to diverse perspectives and inclusive voices in history, visit www.tlsrva.org or contact Dr. Casey Hitchcock (804)-750-2300. 

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