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Crystal Cleveland

Former Faculty

August 2012 to June 2019

Previous Background
Crystal joined the world languages faculty in 2012 and was named department chair in 2016. She holds a B.A. in Spanish Education from Campbell University and an M.A. in Latin American Studies from Indiana University. Crystal also has a certificate from the University Honors Program in Foreign Languages in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. She and her husband, Joseph, live on campus with their daughter, Charlotte.

College Education
B.A. Campbell University
M.A. Indiana University

8 Times a Darlington Teacher Made Learning Matter

Academic Administration | Julie Lucas '97, February 7, 2017
When we talk with our students (and alumni!) about what makes Darlington such a special place, the answer is always the same: it’s the teachers. And more than that, it’s our exceptionally accessible and encouraging teachers (and coaches, duty staff and more).

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Professional Development Spotlight: Apple Vanguard Training

Information Technology | Rebekah Kinney, September 28, 2016
Ten faculty members will earn their Apple Vanguard Certifications during the 2016-17 school year.

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Spend spring break in Costa Rica

September 2, 2016
Darlington students, families, friends and alumni are invited to spend spring break in Costa Rica with Upper School faculty members Crystal Cleveland and Adrienne Forgette.

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Some faculty, staff to take on new roles

August 4, 2016
The following faculty and staff members will take on new and/or additional job roles at Darlington in 2016-17.

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Spanish, History and Art: Los Hombres Prehistóricos

March 18, 2016
Upper School Spanish teacher Crystal Cleveland talks about an interdisciplinary unit that she implemented for Spanish 4 students and pre-kindergarten students, combining the Spanish language with the history and art of the early cave people.

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Where Spanish Class & Civil Rights History Collide

Academic Administration | , March 14, 2016
During a recent field trip to Atlanta, Spanish 4 students and Darlington juniors took an in-depth interdisciplinary look into race relations at the Center for Civil and Human Rights.

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Cleveland shares interdisciplinary, cross-divisional lesson on national stage

December 9, 2015
Upper School Spanish teacher Crystal Cleveland recently presented on how to create an interdisciplinary experiential learning unit at ACTFL's Annual Convention and World Languages Expo in San Diego. The educator has successfully integrated art and history into her Spanish 4 class, enabling students to teach pre-kindergarteners about the prehistoric civilizations of modern-day Spain.

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My Experience at the GaETC Student Showcase

Academic Administration | , November 19, 2015
Getting to participate in the Georgia Educational Technology Conference (GaETC) earlier this month was not only an honor and a privilege, but was also a really beneficial opportunity for me. I feel that being able to apply something to your everyday life is one of the most important aspects of truly learning.

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Admission: Why Teachers are Critical to the Success of a Campus Visit

Admission | DeLean Brandon, October 21, 2015
Our teachers gave today's visiting family a truly memorable experience, and that's exactly what we hope to provide on each and every campus visit. While a prospect may come in asking, "Why Darlington?" we hope that all prospective families leave the tour thinking, "How could I not choose Darlington?!"

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SAT Spotlight: Darlington Teachers Take New SAT & Offer Observations

Academic Administration | David Powell, August 31, 2015
Read this blog to find out what our teachers had to say after taking the new version of the SAT. In the coming weeks, our website will feature several blogs that highlight what to expect from the new test.

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