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I am incredibly excited to be joining the Raven Family this year! I became a part of the Chesterfield County family in 2011. I taught English to 8th graders at Falling Creek Middle School for four years until starting a career in administration at Falling Creek Middle School in 2015. After four years as a member of the Falling Creek Middle School administrative team, I am excited to become the principal of Elizabeth Davis Middle School beginning with the 2019-2020 school year.
I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Virginia Tech in 2008, a Masters of Education degree in English from Virginia Tech in 2009, an Endorsement in Educational Leadership from Virginia Tech in 2015, and I am currently working towards my Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Virginia Tech (anticipated completion date of May 2021). Needless to say – Go Hokies!
Thank you for welcoming me with open arms. It is going to be an awesome year!
Matthew Strittmatter
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