Carolina School for Inquiry

Janice Green has twelve years of service in the educational, human services, and social services fields. She has served the public determining Medicaid eligibility, processing requests for Social Security disability benefits, and as Orangeburg County's Attendance Supervisor working side by side with children and their families. Prior to employment in the public service sector, she utilized her business education certification in private industry as a trainer, supervisor, and assistant to senior management. Janice is excited to be part of the CSI family.

Victoria Dixon-Mokeba has ten years of experience as a teacher and
learner in the field of inquiry based instruction. Her most recent
experiences as a Literacy Coach with South Carolina Reading Initiative
have allowed her to work in an administrative role interfacing with
teachers and administration on a regular basis. She is Nationally Board
Certified in Early Childhood Education and has a Masters of Arts in
Teaching in Early Childhood Education from the University of South
Carolina.

Trina Randle's area of expertise includes developing curriculum in elementary inquiry based classrooms. As a professional development provider she has served as a Regional Literacy Coach in South Carolina, taught courses at the University of South Carolina and Winthrop University, and provided professional development workshops and study groups to teachers all over the state. Trina is committed to education because of her desire to nurture enthusiastic learners. When she can help build the knowledge base of teachers, she knows she has made a difference in the lives of their students. Trina has developed curriculum design in many inquiry-based classrooms and was a founding board member of the Carolina School for Inquiry.