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 ~GROWING UP~

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    WELCOME! My name is Shana Dorminey! I am from Moultrie, Georgia. Moultrie is a small town and everybody pretty much knows everybody. I live with my parents and my brother, Austin. My dad owns a bait and tackle store and my mom works with medical equipment. My brother is still in high school, but he will graduate soon. Growing up, I enjoyed many activities. One thing I really enjoyed was playing softball. I played softball for 9 years. Not only did I play for the local Recreational Department, but I also played in tournaments and on all-star leagues. This sport has always and will always be one of my favorite. During seventh grade, I also joined the band. I stuck with band all the way through high school. Once in high school, I became part of the 50th Regiment Band. I danced on the dance-line during football season and played the Clarinet during concert season. I also got to go on many trips while in band. My ninth grade year started off with a trip to Washington D.C. so that the band could march in the National Cherry Blossom Parade. During my eleventh grade year, the band went to Orlando, Florida, where we had the opportunity to march in the Tangerine Bowl's half time show. My senior year in high, we went to New York City and Philadelphia. I got to do many things in NYC including watching Phantom of the Opera on Broadway and seeing the Rockettes Christmas Spectacular in the Radio City Music Hall. While in Philadephia, I got to march in the ABC Boscov's Thanksgiving Day Parade. I had many wonderful experiences growing up and I would not trade them for anything.
    
   


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~SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION~






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    My educational journey began at Doerun Elementary. I attended this school from Kindergarten through 2nd Grade. After 2nd grade, my family and I moved. I then began Okapilco Elementary. I went to this school from 3rd grade through 5th grade. When 5th grade came around I was pretty nervous about having to go to middle school, but the teachers at Willie J. Williams Middle School made me feel right at home. I had some of the best teachers at this school. I had the same teachers for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. I only thought I was nervous when I started middle school, but it all hit me when I started high school. I spent 4 years at Colquitt County High School and graduated with a College Prep with Distinction Diploma in 2004. After high school, I went to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC). I attended here for 2 1/2 years and finally graduated in Fall 2006. I recieved my Associate of Science in P-12 Special Education from ABAC. That leads me to where I am today. I am now attending Valdosta State University. Here, I am majoring in Interrelated Special Education/Early Childhood Education. I am hoping to have my Master's in Fall 2009. After I get my Masters, I plan to start teaching. I also would like to come back to school during the summers and get my Education Specialist Degree in Administration. I really believe education is a big part of a great life and I plan on using  my education to the best of my ability.


   

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~IN MY SPARE TIME~



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  When I am not at school, I enjoy doing many things. I am a really big family person. My family means a lot to me. They always seem to know how to make me unwind after a long week of school. As we have gotten older, my brother and I have gotten closer and we seem to fight less. This small step really makes a different in my life. Another thing that I like to do is spend time with my boyfriend. I don't get to see him during the week, so we try to see each other as much as possible on the weekends. We have been dating since June 2005.  One of the things that my boyfriend and I like to do together is go shopping. Some of my favorite stores are Old Navy, Maurices, and Charlotte Russe. Another thing I love doing, whether I am riding down the road, doing homework, hanging out with my friends, or just relaxing, is listening to music. Music always seems to calm me down after a long stressful day. I can definately say that music plays a BIG role in my everyday life. When I am driving home from school (1 hour-one way), I will turn my radio up and sing at the top of my lungs. It helps take out the stress of everyday living. Every spare minute I get, I just thank God for allowing me to have that moment.


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